89 photographs
from real job sites.
Every photograph below was taken on a Langone job. None of it is stock, none of it is a rendering, and the ugly middle of a job is in here alongside the finished rooms. That is the part worth looking at, because it is the part that decides whether the finished part holds up.
Everything on file
Site work, foundations, septic, utilities, finished houses and the rooms inside them.
The stage most portfolios leave out.
A finished kitchen tells you very little about whether the building will settle, drain or pass its septic inspection. The photographs of open trenches, broken ledge and compacted gravel tell you a good deal more.
They are in the same album here because, on these jobs, they were part of the same contract. The grade under the house and the finish inside it were scheduled together and invoiced together.
Custom Home
24Finished houses and additions, standing on ground this crew graded.
Excavation
21Clearing, ledge, cut and fill, and the grade the building sits on.
Foundation
21Slabs, walls and compacted gravel, photographed before they disappear under a house.
Interior
19Kitchens, baths and finish carpentry from the same contracts.
Septic
3Tanks, leach lines and risers, set and photographed before backfill.
Utilities
1Water, power and sewer in the open trench, before it is closed up.