Click on the states below for a few featured projects completed across the country.

IH-610 West Loop Reconstruction  (phase 1 completed 2002)

 This project sits in the city of Bellaire, an upscale, residential area located near downtown Houston.  The retaining walls for this project were made of form-lined concrete; which were painted to resemble real antique Chicago-style brick.  Due to the superior quality of work completed on this project; our company was awarded the Texas Quality Initiative Making a Difference Award for "Breaking the Mold."  This could not of been possible without the partnering of Williams Brothers Construction Company and the TXDOT, Houston District.

 SH-114 near Gateway Dr. in Southlake, TX

 This project is located in Southlake City which is north of Fort Worth, TX.  The form-lined concrete retaining walls on this project were painted to give them an appearance that resemble lime stone rock.  Stamped in the side of the retaining wall are Texas emblems that feature hand-painted scenes such as bald eagles draped in an American flag and American warplanes flying in the sky.

 "Big I" Reconstruction Project  (completed May 2002)

The "Big I" is located at the intersection of the Coronado Interstate (IH-40) and the Pan American Freeway (IH-25).  This project consisted of 55 bridges and several concrete sound walls.  The "Big I" was the single largest highway construction effort in the history of the state of New Mexico.  In this project alone Scott Derr Painting stained over 8 million square feet of concrete.  In addition to painting the structures for this project, Scott Derr Painting helped develop two color schemes for the project.  What makes this project stand out is that the decision was placed on the traveling public in which they cast their vote over the internet for their desired color scheme.  The rest was left up to Scott Derr Painting to make it turn out right. 

 IH-15 Design Build Reconstruction  (for 2002 Winter Olympics)
 
 

William Natcher Bridge in Owensboro, KY  (completed in July 2002)

This project incorporated the use of concrete staining which was one of the first projects within the state of Kentucky to utilize concrete stain.  With the persistent partnering of Traylor Brothers we completed the concrete staining of this cable-stayed bridge in a timely matter.
 
 

We painted the first sample colored concrete bridge in Ames, Iowa for Mr. Stuart Nielsen and the Iowa Department of Transportation.
 
 

Living History Farms Tunnel  (historical attraction)

Below are pictures of the tunnel at the Living History Farms (Historical Attraction).  This tunnel is designed to allow horse drawn carriages to carry spectators from the east to the west side of the historical park through this tunnel.  On the east side of the tunnel are farms, ranches, and equipment from the 1800's.  When traveling to the west side of the tunnel spectators experience farms, ranches, and equipment from the early 1900's to the 1930's. 
 
 

This tunnel was painted to simulate cedar wood on the top section with simulated rock on the bottom section.  It was a pleasure working with Mr. Olson and the Iowa Department of Transportation including Cramer & Associates who was the prime contractor for this project.