Projects

Our portfolio.

Explore our concrete, landscaping and welding work by service.

Project updates

More from our projects.

A closer look at a patio extension and concrete work.

Project process

From preparation to finish.

Explore each stage: preparation, demolition, excavation, grading, concrete placement and finishing.

Gallery

Find ideas for your space.

Explore finished surfaces first, then see the preparation and process behind the work.

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Porches & Patios

Porches, covered spaces and patios with clean concrete finishes.

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Sidewalks, Walkways & Decorative Concrete

Concrete paths that connect entrances, patios and outdoor spaces.

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Slabs & Steps

Concrete slabs and steps for residential projects.

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Retaining Walls

Curved block walls with visible lighting details. Explore separate views of work in progress.

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Preparation

Cleaning, layout, forms, stone and compaction according to site conditions.

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Demolition

Controlled removal of existing concrete and debris before the new work begins.

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Excavation

Cuts, roots and soil removal with equipment selected for the site.

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Grading

Ground shaping for access, drainage, stability and final preparation.

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Placement & finishing

Placement and distribution of fresh concrete inside the prepared work area.

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Landscaping & pavers

Outdoor preparation and gravel surfaces, plus a separate sod-installation video. Concrete finishes stay in the concrete galleries.

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Welding

A workshop photo and a separate outdoor welding video from EBC's Facebook.

Welding video EBC welding in action Open on Facebook
Visual planning

Visualize your project before work begins.

With photos, approximate measurements and visual references, we can discuss the shape, size and intended use of your space more clearly before moving soil or placing concrete.

More clarityCompare the current space with a proposed direction.
Better decisionsReview dimensions, form and use before construction.
Fewer surprisesAlign expectations and scope from the beginning.

Visual references are conceptual. They do not replace engineering plans, structural calculations, permits or construction documents when those are required.

Prepared residential work area used as a visual planning reference Site reference
Plan the next step

Tell us what you need built.

Send the address, photos and approximate measurements. EBC will review the site information and help define the next step.

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