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THE WORK.
UP CLOSE.

Kitchens opened up. Floors taken out. Debris gone. See the work from Sandlot’s actual job gallery.

Open condo floor plan after demolition with the kitchen wall opened up and the slab cleaned and cleared

Condo kitchen before tear-out, with existing cabinets, curved counter and wood-look flooring

BEFOREAFTER

Condo kitchen · before and after

Real Sandlot project · photos from different stages

15 photographs from Sandlot’s existing job gallery

Kitchen mid-demolition with soffit opened up, ductwork exposed, and tile and drywall debris covering the floor — Kitchen tear-out · during01

The same kitchen after debris removal, with a swept slab floor and only the framing and ductwork left in place — Kitchen tear-out · cleared02

Interior room with a large pile of broken tile and drywall stacked against the wall during demolition — Tile & drywall · during03

The same room cleared out and swept to bare slab after all demolition debris was hauled away — Tile & drywall · cleared04

Whole-house interior demolition down to open wood framing and exposed ceiling joists with a clean concrete slab — Whole-home strip-out05

Gutted living area taken to the studs with ductwork and wiring exposed overhead and the slab swept clean — Framing & clean slab06

Condo living room stripped of flooring and cabinetry, leaving bare concrete ready for the next trade — Condo living room · after07

Open condo floor plan after demolition with the kitchen wall opened up and the slab cleaned and cleared — Condo kitchen · after08

Condo kitchen before tear-out, with existing cabinets, curved counter and wood-look flooring — Condo kitchen · before09

Condo living room before flooring removal, with existing flooring, ceiling fan and balcony doorway — Condo living room · before10

Laundry closet with flooring and appliances removed, leaving bare subfloor and capped water lines — Laundry flooring removed11

Hallway and adjoining rooms stripped of carpet and baseboards down to bare subfloor — Hallway flooring removed12

Broken concrete patio slab busted up into a pile of rubble in a backyard ready for haul-off — Concrete removal · during13

Backyard graded down to bare dirt after demolition debris and vegetation were hauled off — Backyard · cleared14

Backyard with broken concrete, brick, and lumber debris piled up alongside a home addition, staged for haul-off — Concrete & brick · during15

A clearer plan. A better start.

See how actual Sandlot work comes together, then use a practical guide to prepare your own project.

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