Are these photos of your own work?

Yes. Every photo in the field record was taken on Texas Waterproofing job sites. Client names and addresses are withheld.

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Field recordJob-site photography

Field work from our crews

These are our own job-site photos. Each caption describes what the photo shows. Full project write-ups, with location, scope and before-and-after photos, are added as each project’s details are confirmed.

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Crew saw-cutting and sealing joints across a concrete truck lot beside a distribution warehouse, with a compact track loader in the foreground — Joint routing and sealing on a warehouse truck courtIndustrial / distribution · Company photo

Excavated trench along the brick foundation wall of a converted industrial building, exposing the wall for below-grade waterproofing — Foundation wall excavated for below-grade waterproofingCommercial building (brick, industrial conversion) · Company photo

Concrete being placed for a pool deck inside the fenced pool area of an apartment community — Pool deck concrete placement at a multifamily communityMultifamily · Company photo

Close view of a painted brick wall with a vertical expansion joint whose old sealant has split and pulled away — Failed vertical joint sealant, before replacementCommercial masonry facade · Company photo

Reinforcing steel set on chairs for a concrete pad replacement beside truck loading docks — Pad replacement at a truck dock, reinforcing set on chairsIndustrial / distribution · Company photo

Graded red-clay site with forms and footing trenches laid out next to an existing metal building — Site prep and footing layout for a metal building slabIndustrial / metal building · Company photo

Covered walkway along an office building with forms set and steel reinforcement placed over a gravel base before concrete placement — Walkway replacement: forms and reinforcing setOffice building · Company photo

Two workers inside a drained commercial pool, one applying sealant to a floor joint between tile bands — Sealant application at a commercial pool jointCommercial pool · Company photo

Section of drive removed at an apartment community with welded reinforcement laid on the prepared subgrade — Drive section removed and reinforced for replacementMultifamily · Company photo

Finished red stamped-concrete walkway along a retail storefront with stone columns and parking stops — Finished stamped walkway at a retail storefrontRetail · Company photo

Close view of a newly sealed joint between two concrete sidewalk panels — Completed sidewalk joint sealantCommercial sidewalk · Company photo

Company dump truck and track loader hauling demolition debrisCommercial site · Company photo

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Are these photos of your own work?: Yes. Every photo in the field record was taken on Texas Waterproofing job sites. Client names and addresses are withheld.
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