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What we've built, and what it looked like before.

Photographs of our own jobs, taken as they ran.

Sperryville School House

Sperryville, Virginia

The classroom floor is a hundred years old. We took it back and refinished it, and built the sign that stands out at the road.

The classroom before the work: bare, paint-spattered floorboards, scaffolding against the wall, new cabinets already fitted
Before
The same classroom from the opposite corner, chalkboards still on the wall and the floor stripped back
Before
The refinished hundred-year-old classroom floor at the Sperryville School House, under tall windows and schoolhouse pendant lights
A roadside sign display built for the Sperryville School House, holding painted panels for the businesses inside

Black Twig floor refinishing

We took the hall floor back to bare wood and refinished it.

The hall floor before the work: a wide maple strip floor, scuffed and paint-marked from years of use
Before
The same floor sanded back to raw pale wood, with two of the crew running the sander
During
The finished hall floor under string lights, dark and even from end to end
The finished floor from the other end of the hall

Painted stairs to hardwood

Unfinished painted stairs to finished hardwood — treads, risers, and the landing at the bottom.

Before: a staircase with grey-painted treads and risers, looking down the flight
Before
After: the same staircase in stained hardwood, looking down the flight from the same spot
After
Before: the bottom landing, painted grey right up to the baseboard
Before
After: the same landing laid in hardwood, meeting the white baseboard
The finished flight from the bottom, hardwood treads and risers between white skirt boards
The lower half of the finished flight, grain running across each tread
The finished stairs and the landing below them, seen from the top

New rails

New rails on a rebuilt concrete stoop, replacing the temporary wood ones.

Before: the poured concrete steps and stoop with a plain pressure-treated wood handrail
Before
After: the finished white rail on the steps and stoop, from the side
After: the finished steps straight on, white rail either side of the walk

Dumpster service

We run our own roll-off containers, on our jobs and on other people's.

An Alford Construction Group roll-off container parked outside a red brick building
The side of an Alford Construction Group roll-off container, lettered with the company name and phone number

Talk to Scott.

The fastest way to start is a phone call. Tell us where the place is and what you're thinking about doing to it — that's enough for a first conversation.

(703) 928-7153

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45 Round Hill Road · Boston, VA 22713

Call (703) 928-7153