Addition & Remodeling Company in portland Or.

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Kitchen Addition Project
We have finished the concrete work at this project.
Above, before picture. 
 Above and Below concrete walkway, 
front entrance steps, and foundation for new addition. 

Ubicación: Portland Portland, OR, USA

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