Completed work
Project Gallery
Photographs of our own work, on our own sites. Captions describe what is in the frame and nothing beyond it — no locations or client details appear here unless the property owner has approved them.
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Outdoor Living & Hardscape
Complete backyard construction: pool and spa, travertine decking, steel ramada with a full outdoor kitchen, putting green, turf inlay, fire feature, retaining walls and desert planting.















11 photographs
Whole-Home Renovation
One property carried from original condition through demolition to completion: dated bathrooms and worn carpet stripped out, hardwood flooring run throughout, and the living areas reopened.











4 photographs
Residential & Commercial Construction
Ground-up work: a two-storey residence taken from block and house wrap through to the pool going in alongside, and a masonry shell raised on a commercial site.




11 photographs
Bathroom Renovation
Bathrooms rebuilt from the substrate up: waterproofing membrane over backer board before any tile is set, then curbless showers with linear drains and full-height tile.











10 photographs
Concrete & Sitework
Flatwork, curb and walkway construction: forming and rebar, poured panels, ADA curb ramps and driveway aprons, worked around live access and existing grades.










3 photographs
Crane & Equipment Placement
Rigging and placement work: mobile crane lifts setting shipping containers onto prepared ground, with material staged on site.



3 photographs
On Site
The people doing the work, photographed on a completed project.



About these photographs
What you are looking at.
Every photograph on this page is work Blackstone Contracting carried out. None of it is stock. Where a project is shown mid-build, it is captioned as such rather than presented as a finished result.
Locations, budgets and client names are left off deliberately. A property owner has to approve that detail before it appears here, and until they do, the work speaks for itself.
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