The crane truck was the first to arrive and quickly got set up at the far end of the driveway. Then, the concrete truck drove in the yard and the process soon began.
The crane truck is set up at the far end of the driveway |
The crane is fully extended |
The first bucket of concrete is lifted up |
The first batch of concrete is poured |
Johnny and Tony guide the next bucket of concrete |
Pouring the second batch of concrete |
The concrete is distributed over the form work |
Chris will need to give those boots a good cleaning, once the job is done! |
The concrete is loaded in the bucket |
Pouring another batch of concrete |
Most of the concrete has been rendered |
Tony, Ryan, Johnny and Chris distributing the concrete |
As the concrete pad is rendered, another bucket arrives |
John Sr. keeps a watchful eye on the rendering process |
Another batch of concrete is poured along the side of the main house |
Johnny uses the "vibrator" to distribute the concrete |
Tony renders while more concrete is poured |
The concrete pour is almost done |
One more look at the crane fully extended |
The concrete pour above the master bedroom is fully completed |
John Sr. and Tony float the concrete surface after it has set up |
Another successful concrete pour is now finished |
When the top concrete pour was over, the kitchen floor was immediately poured. I took a couple of pictures as it was just about over, but didn't go back to capture the finished product because I was busy painting again.
The last batch of concrete has just been poured in the kitchen |
Ryan distributes the concrete as Chris prepares to check levels |
Chris shovels in the last batch of concrete for the kitchen |
Troy and I had a number of electrical things to do at the end of the afternoon, so I didn't eat my supper until 9:45pm. It then took me quite awhile to sort through the 122 pictures I took of the concrete pour and organize the blog, before posting. It's now after midnight, so I'll quickly post today's entry and head up to bed.
The guys are going to be at the new hospital project, tomorrow, so it will be quiet around here. Although I finished painting the storage area under the stairs today, while Troy and I were installing the wiring for lights in there, I noticed I hadn't painted over the primer around the edges. So, back to painting first thing in the morning again. It shouldn't take long, though, and then I'll get back to the moving work for the rest of the day.
Looks good, hope they put a bit of a slope on that roof so the spilled Ribina (sp?) can run off ;-)
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