Restoration of Wrought Iron Fence

Sanding to remove the rust

Applying the First Coat of Paint

Finished!!!

Small Details in our Curb Appeal

Reclaimed Property

We started planning and designing our back yard and while taking measurements, we discovered that our property was 3 to 4 feet shorter than what was stated on our survey.

Unfortunately located direclty behind the fence, was a concrete patio. In order to move the fence to the rear of our property line, we would have to cut the patio and remove the remaining concrete. Carl called his friend Tommy from ETEC, who was willing to help us with this project.

Tommy and Earl came by one Saturday with all the necessary equipment, they proceeded to cut the cement patio and then showed us how to use the jack hammer.

Things started slow but the more we used the machine, we became more confortable and we were able to move faster. Within few hours we had broken up the remaining patio that was on our property and temporarely relocated the fence.

It was a lot of work but definately worth the extra 3 feet of space. We appreciate Tommy and Earl stopping by to help us and especially for lending us their jack hammer, otherwise it would have taken us forever to break up the cement with a sledge hammer.