We are well setup to do Property Management projects such as this one. This owner hand selected us for our excellent reputation in concrete. Can anyone guess where this is (be specific)?
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A new window in your basement can transform unused space into a bedroom or your new favorite living space. To add a bedroom in the basement you need an emergency-egress window. At least one window in each bedroom must be of sufficient size to permit the occupants to escape a fire and also to allow a fully outfitted firefighter to enter. These picture show our work sucessfully installing an egress window and window well. We can do the same for your new or existing home.
On Friday Dec 9 2011, Bartley's Commerical Concrete division poured a slab-on metal-deck for a self storage in Washington DC. By starting at 2 AM, the crews were able to pour 420 yards of concrete (34,000 square feet) in 6 hours.
Another excavator dug this basement and as you can they left very dangerous conditions for our concrete guys in the hole. In some areas the sides are 13 feet tall with even more dirt stockpiled next to the wall. So we are here today to fix everything so it is safe according to OSHA standards.
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Rain typically puts a damper on our construction work, but not when you have smart construction workers. Our employees know the value of not losing a day, so they decided to construct a temporary tent so they could still continue to work on prepping the concrete slab. Innovation in concrete is something you get when you choose Bartley.
Irene has left us without power since Saturday but our field operations are still running smoothly. BGE is expecting to restore power to our office by Friday. Our phone system is running, however many of our employees are working remotely. Calling our cell phones would be the best way to contact us at this time instead of calling the office or sending emails.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Check out the limb that giving us trouble
Keith finishing a Demolition in less than a day and a half. Take a close look at the sidewalk protection to allow for pedestrians to use.
Terry raising a house while we use a two inch hose to keep the dust down. No more garden hoses they just don't do the job.
Here is a concrete driveway that we installed recently. Below is a list of facts about concrete:
•Concrete is the better long-term value because concrete performs well for 20 to 30 years — about three times longer than an asphalt one.
•Because it is produced locally, concrete decreases transportation costs and pollution. Most of the liquid asphalt used in Maryland is trucked in from other states.
•Concrete is more rigid than asphalt, making concrete roads up to 4 percent more fuel efficient for cars and up to 7 percent for large trucks.
•Concrete reflects light, making the pavement brighter while reducing the energy needed to light it by up to 30 percent. Likewise, concrete reflects heat, reducing the “heat island” effect and ambient temperatures by up to 7 to 10 degrees
Check out the myths about concrete here:
http://www.concreteformaryland.com/index.cfm?go=main.concretefacts
On May 26, 2011 The Maryland National Capitol Building Industry Association presented awards for the Custom Home Builder Awards of Excellence and the Gold Award for Traditional Custom Home went to one of Bartley’s customers. The builder sent a letter to all subcontractors praising their work: “I wanted to personally thank you for your workmanship and attention to detail that made these awards possible. So congratulations to you and your employees for building award winning custom homes in a very competitive market.”
Congratulations to our Builder(s) and thank you to our employees!