Showing posts with label topsoil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label topsoil. Show all posts

Sunday, July 21, 2024

Structural Repairs To SubDivision Entrance Wall In SouthEastern Michigan -- Progress Pictures As of Jul-21-2024 -- ANAND Enterprises Project KirH1J2401

 

Subdivision Entrance Monument Wall

Located in Southeastern Michigan 

Restoration Work

Contractor: American Masonry Construction -- Brick Block Concrete Stone Restoration Experts
Lou Kopenick - Owner

Engineering Consultant: ANAND Enterprises
Yogi Anand, DEng, P.E. 

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The graded area at the back of the wall has now been covered with straw and seeded. Some grass area at the East side of the wall had been damaged by the concrete pump truck getting over the grass ... that has also been graded, strawed and seeded. 

We are all done -- Lou and his crew have done a great job, restoration work done expertly and professionally. The site has been cleared of all debris and construction equipment. The home owners association people will be very happy with the job well done.

















A JOB WELL DONE!
Professionally, Expertly, Cost Effectively, In A Timely Manner -- Thanks To Lou And His Crew.

Sincerely

Yogi Anand, DEng, P.E. -- ANAND Enterprises 
and
Lou Kopenick of American Masonry Construction







Saturday, July 20, 2024

Structural Repairs To SubDivision Entrance Wall In SouthEastern Michigan -- Progress Pictures As of Jul-20-2024 -- ANAND Enterprises Project KirH1J2401

 

Subdivision Entrance Monument Wall

Located in Southeastern Michigan 

Restoration Work

Contractor: American Masonry Construction -- Brick Block Concrete Stone Restoration Experts
Lou Kopenick - Owner

Engineering Consultant: ANAND Enterprises
Yogi Anand, DEng, P.E. 

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The drain tile with the sock surrounded by peastone has been embedded in the trench -- the drain tile running along the the length at the back of the wall is sloped with a crown at length so the drain tile would spit out the water at each end. Following the natural contour lay of the area the surface from the the back of the wall has been graded to form a swale running along the length of the trench and the drain tile. The graded area from the trench line to the back of the wall has now been covered with top soil.












The drain tile has been laid in the trench surrounde bty pea gravel and now the trench has been covered with top soil. The next step is to spread some grass seed  and hooray we would be heading to the home stretch successfully completing the project soon. 


Sincerely

Yogi Anand, DEng, P.E. -- ANAND Enterprises 
and
Lou Kopenick of American Masonry Construction