Every project documented from existing condition to closeout (818) 877-3886  ·  CSLB #1078852

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Balcony compliance work, waterproofing and outdoor construction across Los Angeles County.

Case study

142 S Medio Dr — Los Angeles

Full front and rear hardscape: driveway demolition and repaving, tree removal and regrading, decorative stone, and a built-in BBQ with gas and electrical.

Photo slot — Front yard, before Existing driveway and grading 1600×1000px or larger
Photo slot — Front yard, after New pavers and walkway Match the camera angle of the "before" shot
Photo slot — Rear yard, before Pre-demolition condition 1600×1000px or larger
Photo slot — Rear yard, after BBQ, decorative stone, seating area Golden-hour shot works best
$67kContract value
2Areas — front & rear
10Milestone payment stages
8 wkProgrammed duration

Typical balcony transformation

What an SB 721 repair looks like

Existing condition, engineered scope, completed assembly — the sequence every compliance project follows.

1 · Existing Deteriorated balcony before repair
2 · Scope Engineered repair scope drawing
3 · Complete Completed renovated balcony

Illustrative renderings of a typical Los Angeles balcony assembly, not photographs of a specific project.

Gallery

More from around LA

Photographs from recent jobs. New work added as projects close out.

Balcony repairSherman Oaks · in progress
WaterproofingMembrane and flashing detail
Guardrail replacementBefore / after pair
Driveway & paversResidential hardscape
Built-in BBQOutdoor living build
Team on siteCrew photo — builds trust fast

Photography guide — what to shoot

Real project photos convert far better than stock or renderings. When you are on site, capture:

  • Before shots from a fixed spot — then stand in the exact same spot for the after shot. Matched pairs are the single most persuasive image you own.
  • The damage close up — opened-up dry rot, corroded connections. This is what makes an owner act.
  • Crew working — real people, real site. Never a stock photo of models in hard hats.
  • Golden hour for finished work — late afternoon light flatters concrete, wood and stone.
  • Landscape orientation, 1600px wide minimum — and keep the originals; they feed the website, Instagram and your proposals.

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