Concrete ideas: Remodeling and outdoor projects keep contractor busy even during pandemic
The concrete colored waterfall and slide beside the indoor pool in Quincy were part of one of the more unique projects Christina Arnall said her company, D.C. Custom Construction Inc., has worked on this year.
Casey McCarthy
Christina Arnall, co-owner of D.C. Custom Construction Inc. out of Quincy, showcases the multi-colored concrete shower recently installed at a home remodel project her company is working on in Quincy.
The concrete multicolored waterfall pictured was part of one of the more unique remodeling projects Christina Arnall said her company, D.C. Custom Construction Inc., has picked up over the past few months.
Christina Arnall sprays off one of her ongoing concrete works inside her concrete studio in Quincy on Wednesday, Sept. 9. Arnall said that area of her business with D.C. Custom Construction Inc. has grown significantly in popularity in just the last year.
Christina Arnall stands atop the concrete waterslide her company recently completed as part of a multi-phase home remodel in Quincy on Wednesday afternoon.
QUINCY — During these months of coronavirus shutdowns, people have spent more time at home than usual. They are also fixing up and remodeling more, creating a trend that is helping keep local construction companies and building supply stores busy. Local hardware stores and contractors have said they are seeing projects big and small get done.
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