Sidewalk construction requires attention to detail
Hampton Construction owner Grady Hampton (right) guides the stream of wet concrete while Colby Mens (back to camera) spreads it out in Moses Lake on Wednesday.
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Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Chris Hansen, of Hampton Construction, uses a float to smooth wet concrete for a new sidewalk Wednesday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Hampton Construction owner Grady Hampton (right) guides the stream of wet concrete while Colby Mens (back to camera) spreads it out. The company crew was pouring sidewalks in Moses Lake on Wednesday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Christian Romero (right) uses a two-by-four to level a high spot. Cesar Castro is at left. The crew from Hampton Construction poured sidewalks at Fifth Avenue in Moses Lake on Wednesday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Cesar Castro of Hampton Construction tosses a little wet concrete into an air pocket while pouring a sidewalk on Fifth Street in Moses Lake on Wednesday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Cesar Castro, of Hampton Construction, smooths out wet concrete at Fifth Street in Moses Lake on Wednesday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald (Front to back) Cesar Castro, Colby mens and Christian Romero level and smooth out wet concrete. The Hampton Construction crew was pouring sidewalks at Fifth Street in Moses Lake on Wednesday.
MOSES LAKE — Pouring and leveling concrete for a sidewalk requires precision, a light touch and attention to detail.
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