Before & After Photos

Retaining walls are relatively rigid walls used for supporting soil laterally so that it can be retained at different levels on the two sides. Shotcrete is a method of applying concrete projected at high velocity primarily on to a vertical or overhead surface. The impact created by the application consolidates the concrete. 

Madole Construction revamped this retaining wall at the Brockway Springs Resort in beautiful Kings Beach, California. This wall bordered right up against Lake Tahoe, which provided our crew with beautiful views during their work days. 

Brockway Springs Resort had a failing retaining wall that we reinforced and transformed into a hand carved work of art

Our Poly crew epoxied the rebar cage, poured concrete, patched concrete, epoxied carbon fiber through cracks to stitch them up, and parge coated the footings to blend.

This customer had a number of concrete walls in his garage and crawlspace that had a significant amount of spalling. What is spalling? A spall is defined as flakes of material that are broken off of a larger solid body. Concrete spalling typically begins when the steel reinforcing embedded within the concrete member rusts. Our Poly crew went in and grinded the spalling cement walls and covered the areas in parge coat. Once they rehydrated the areas after spalling removal and parge coat, they were able to successfully allow the cement to bond leaving the customer with a much nicer result / finish.