SANDLOTDEMO & JUNK REMOVALReal Sandlot photographs. A closer look at the work—and the questions to ask about your own project.
The kitchen gallery shows an opened soffit and demolition material in the work area, followed by a cleared floor with framing and ductwork visible. It illustrates why tear-out and debris removal both belong in the scope.
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These Sandlot photographs show a room with accumulated tile and drywall debris and a cleared stage afterward. They make the distinction between material removal and a usable work area visible.
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Two photographs from Sandlot’s gallery show interior spaces opened to framing and a cleared concrete slab. They demonstrate the visible endpoint of a broad tear-out rather than the finished condition of a renovated home.
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This gallery sequence includes rooms with existing finishes and later views of removed flooring and cabinetry, plus a smaller utility area and hallway. It helps describe a multi-room scope without assuming every visible surface is included.
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The exterior gallery shows broken concrete, a cleared yard area and a separate mixed-debris view. These photographs illustrate material and access questions for concrete removal; they do not establish that every view belongs to one job.
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