Photoalbum

PHOTO ALBUM

= D & J Construction =

General / Mason Contractor

All through this page you'll find pictures of various jobs we've done in the past. Some are just random pictures, and some are
pictures from jobs that warranted more exposure from that particular job. The Home Improvement jobs here vary widely. From
small sidewalks, to cultured stone fronts, D & J Construction will bring you the quality you want in your home improvement
project. Mouse over for some cool effects and click all pictures to enlarge. From Cultured Stone, to Retaining Walls, to Brick
Paver Walks, to Additions,
D & J will insure a quality product, for all of your home improvement needs.

This brick bar b q has a beautiful arch built into the front, with a real chimney stack!

Here I am after finishing the brick steps I built in Princeton, NJ.

We built this railroad tie retaining wall with steps going up into the back yard in Bridgewater, NJ.

We built this deck over a concrete front porch.

Here we put an exterior tile on a front porch top.

We did all of the brick on this house. I came up with the brick piers on both sides of the steps.

Here is a paver walkway I did in Hillsborough, NJ. The border is cemented in.

We did many jobs at this house. This picture was of the cultured stone we put on the front of the house.

Here D & J Construction was hired to build a landscape wall along the front of the house. We also installed the low voltage
lighting inside the wall. If you've never seen a fig tree, then take a look at the first three pictures. We were lucky enough to eat
some of the fresh figs, and they were delicious!!

Here we finished an attic that was turned into a play room for the Grand kids. We also built closets along the wall. They are not
full size, but there is plenty of storage space.

Below are pictures from a recent job in Greenbrook, NJ. We installed a new front and storm door. We also rebuilt the front
porch with Mahogany decking & colonial posts. The new cedar siding on the porch really finishes off the job. The ceiling was
done in vinyl soffit. Also new outlets, light.

As a Mason Contractor, D & J Construction was hired to replace a really bad brick chimney. This brick chimney was actually
about to fall through the roof. I guess we got there in a nick of time.

Below are pictures from a job we did in Bound Brook NJ. We did a complete renovation for these customers for the sale of
their house. We replaced the chimney, sidewalks, windows, garage door, kitchen and dining room floors, refinished the
hardwood in the family and living rooms, and much, much more.

On this job in Bridgewater, NJ, we rebuilt the deck while leaving the main structure intact. The owners, Howard and JoAnne
Bixler Have used D & J Construction for many of thier home improvement projects.

30-Year Fixed Rate $200K loan for $1,199/month

Here I am with an air hammer, taking out the ceramic tile floor.

Section by section, tile by tile,...it took most of the afternoon to take out the tile.

All of the tile is out, now there are two layers of plywood that need to come out.

Now that all of the tile and plywood are out, there are some repairs to the sub floor that need to be made.

The border was red oak, which had to be sanded, then stained with a dark stain, and then varnished

The pre finished flooring is now in, and the floor looks beautiful!

All of the flooring needs to be in the room for 72 hours before installing.

The border gave the floor a rich look and was a good contrast to the cabinets.

February 2008
In the job below, D & J Construction was hired to remove a cold ceramic tile kitchen floor, and install hard wood. As a general
contractor, we designed the floor to have a really dark border, and then install the prefinished oak hardwood in the center.
We have installed many new hardwood floors, and putting hardwood in the kitchen is becoming very popular.

FEBRUARY 2008
Here D & J Construction was hired to install a concrete patio. As the mason contractor on this job, we designed the patio to
be incorporated with the walkway. The homeowner loved the angles, as can be seen by these pictures.

This concrete patio, replaced an old worn out deck.

The Owner wanted the patio to go around the attached Garage.

As we came around the other side of the garage, I suggested to have a spot for the garbage cans.

Pouring the concrete took some really careful planning. We didn't want to destroy the yard.

There was also a spot for the gas grill.

The area in front of the garage was about eight feet in width.

This is a nice picture of the whole right side of the concrete patio.

And this is on the rear left side, going into the driveway.

June 2008
We are hired and have completed many jobs over the years. From small brick paver patios or walkways, to really huge
additions, or alterations. Below I'm going to put some random pictures that D & J Construction has completed as either a
mason contractor or a general contractor.

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