Projects
Work we photographed
Every shot here came off an actual job site in Concord or somewhere else in Contra Costa County — nothing borrowed from a catalog.
Two new stainless spark-arrestor caps fitted on a tile-roofed chimney above a Diablo Valley rooftop, Mount Diablo visible in the haze behind. 
A sun-cracked concrete chimney crown, hairline fractures visible in bright afternoon light. 
Hearth protection laid down first in a 1950s Concord ranch home, before the firebox is opened. 
A technician inspecting a flashing seam for lifting and corrosion on an Antioch-area roof. 
Stainless chimney caps with their spark-arrestor screens fitted, staged before a job. 
A freshly poured concrete chimney crown with a sloped drip edge, photographed above a hillside Walnut Creek roof. 
A technician checking the metal chase and cap of a factory-built chimney on a 1970s tract home. 
A HEPA-filtered extraction hose sealed to a firebox opening during a chimney cleaning. 
A technician inspecting weathered brick mortar joints on an older Martinez waterfront home. 
A technician checking a chimney cap on a hillside home near Mount Diablo open space. 
A flexible-rod inspection camera lowered into a flue, live feed on the monitor. 
A technician fitting a new stainless chimney cap with spark-arrestor mesh, dry hillside visible behind.
Every one of these came from our own crew working in Concord and around Contra Costa County — not a catalog image, and not borrowed from a sister location’s site.
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