A working sample of recent projects across the Houston metro. Real work, real sites, captured on the job — not staged. Browse by category below or scroll the full archive.
Hand-applied flashing detail at a roof vent penetration. Sealant feathered across the metal panel ribs and over the fastener heads — the kind of attention that determines whether a roof repair holds for one season or ten.
Rooftop condensing unit install on a custom-fabricated steel stand, with full membrane flashing patched and sealed around the equipment curb. CU-1 and EF-1 labeled for future service identification — the kind of install where the next technician (in two years, or ten) can immediately ID and service the equipment.
Custom-fabricated steel barrier protecting exposed PVC supply lines from forklift and pallet-jack damage. Designed, fabricated, and installed in-house.
Loading dock corner repair and bollard install. Damaged concrete rebuilt around exposed rebar, then protected with a fresh steel bollard to prevent the recurring impact damage at the root. Fix and prevent — not just patch.
Whole-roof fastener reseal on a commercial standing-seam metal roof. Every screw head individually sealed against UV-degraded rubber washers — proactive maintenance that extends roof life by 5–10 years and avoids full replacement.
36-unit employee locker bank installed in a grocery back-of-house staff area. Plumb, anchored, and aligned to the wall — the kind of fixture install that goes wrong constantly when the wrong vendor handles it.
Interior bollard re-installation protecting a refrigerated display case from shopping cart impact. Core-drilled and anchored into the polished concrete floor, with clean patch ring — overnight work, store-ready by open.
Cedar perimeter fence spot repair on a retail property. Damaged and rotted boards replaced with matched-dimension cedar — preserving the existing fence structure rather than upselling a full replacement. New boards will weather to match within a season.
Men's restroom door hardening — stainless steel armor plate and kick plate installed.
Women's restroom door — same hardening treatment, consistent across the facility.
Family restroom door — completing the trio. Protects against cart impacts, foot kicks, and the cumulative damage of thousands of daily opens and closes.
Commercial pendant and string-light installation with wall-mount circulation fans. Code-compliant low-voltage electrical layout across a high-ceiling restaurant dining area — wire runs aligned to architectural lines, fixtures evenly spaced and plumb.
Wall protection panel install in progress — rigid impact paneling replacing damaged painted drywall in a high-traffic service corridor.
Completed corridor — wall protection paneling on both walls, aluminum reveals, J-channel transitions, properly seamed. Built to take cart and pallet-jack abuse for years.
Window retrofit on insulated swing doors serving a wet-prep area. New frames properly sealed and reinstalled in place — preserving the door's thermal separation between back-of-house and the sales floor.
Panic exit devices and hydraulic door closers installed on a back-of-house fire exit. Code-compliant life safety hardware — properly aligned, correct mounting height, paired closers sized to the door weight. The kind of install that has to be right because the fire marshal will check.
Speed bump installation and lane restriping at a Houston-area retail center. Yellow safety paint, fresh red curb striping, full lot reset.
Pedestrian-zone speed bump installation in the customer crossing area. Slows drive-through traffic where shoppers cross between the lot and the storefront.
Before — exposed PVC supply lines emerging from concrete floor, vulnerable to forklift and pallet-jack damage.