Dryfast performed another Construction and Repair Project in Walnut Creek

Posted on 06/10/201711/21/2017 by Georgio Atana

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Dryfast were called to a site in Walnut Creek. For their new project Dryfast team had to perform Construction and Repair Project. They had to construct a new additional house to a property with the size of 1000 sq ft whose building is going to take 1 month.

You can see from these pictures and the videos the workers’progress on the property construction. The progress of this project is going well.

Construction and Repair Project by Dryfast in Palo Alto — The building of the new house by Dryfast is in progress.

Dryfast's team working on their new project in Wallnut Creek — Dryfast team are building a new property in Walnut Creek

Dryfast team are working on the scaffolding of the new house — Dryfast workers are at the job site in Walnut Creek

Construction and Repair Project by Dryfast team — Workers from Dryfast are building a new house in Walnut Creek

Property Construction and Repair by Dryfast — A builder from Dryfast’s team is working on the construction site in Walnut Creek.

Construction Project in Wallnut Creek — The building of the new property in Walnut Creek is in progress.

Construction and Repair Project by Dryfast — A worker from Dryfast team is at the job site in Walnut Creek

One of the Dryfast builders at the job site — A worker from Dryfast team at the job site in Walnut Creek

Dryfast's Construction and Repair Project — See the progress of Dryfast’s work on the project

When the base structure and the new panel roofing are completed, the workers have to start constructing the inside of the building. They have to do complete electrical wiring, framing, above the ground and underground plumbing, insulation.

This video shows you how the electrician, mechanic and the plumber from Dryfast are working on the inside of the property. There are framers working on the construction of the house’s roof.

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Dryfast worker at the property in Wallnut Creek — A worker from Dryfast is cutting the pipes set in the wood planks.

Property Construction in Wallnut Creek — The new water pipes are set up in the property’s walls.

Dryfast team's progress on their work — As you can see here Dryfast team set up the electricity wires.

The electrical wiring is set up in this newly built property.
Dryfast team set up the electrical wiring and water pipes in the walls.
Dryfast workers installed electrical wires and pipes in the wood panels.
Workers from Dryfast setting up the electricity wires in the property.
Dryfast workers are installing an electrical rewiring.
One of the workers is installing electrical wires on the ceiling boards.
A worker from Dryfast is working on the ceiling wiring.
Dryfast team are setting up the electrical wiring inside the house
A worker from Dryfast is setting up pipes in the wooden walls
One of Dryfast team working on the scaffolding
Dryfast builder is putting some pipes in the wooden wall
The wooden planks on the ceiling of the new building
The wooden planks of the new building’s ceiling.
An opening in the wall for pipes and wires
Dryfast set up the electricity wires in the wall.
Dryfast team are setting up the ductwork of the new property.
The wooden planks that Dryafast team used in the construction
Wood panels for the walls used in Dryfast project
The wooden materials for the new house in storage
The wooden base of the new house is finished.
Wood connectors used in the construction of the property.
Wood connectors used in the construction of the new property by Dryfast.
Building materials used by the workers for this project
Dryfast team measures the wood connectors for the house’s structure
Dryfast workers are measuring the wood ties for the planks
One of the metal connectors used for the wood planks.

Georgio Atana

As a General Contractor specialized in Restoration Environmental and Reconstruction, my professional goal is to keep up with the ever-changing rules, regulations, and laws in the restoration industry. I continue to strive to make the property recovery process a positive and good experience for each client.