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First summer in Utah in the books.

We worked on some great projects, met a lot of great people, and learned a ton.

Now we’re heading into fall and winter with new services, new projects, and some big plans for PureCrete.

A lot is changing around here, and we’re excited for what’s ahead.

Stay tuned.

— PureCrete

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We’ve spent the summer restoring concrete all over Utah, and now we’re taking PureCrete into the next season!

Garage floor coatings are officially here 😈

A lot of grinding, a lot of flakes, and a few lessons learned along the way, but we’re pretty pumped with how this one turned out!

This is just the start. More garages coming this fall 🤝

📍 Utah
📲 DM for a free quote!

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So blessed! Semi annual iPhone dump

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Summer 26’

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Larp life

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Only thing they can take from us is notes

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some film 👀

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Last of the 35mm

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Yeah whatever that means

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When @jacobjanky says the lightings good stop for a photo, you should probably just listen to him

Spent my 4th exploring the beautiful offerings of America’s National Parks, it was certainly a peak experience

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Yosemite pt. 1
This has been in my top ten favorite songs of all time playlist since high school and it’s been coming on by chance a lot recently. It just came on in the Munich airport at 4am and that really helped me nail what song to put on for this post.

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Day 6 // Antigua, Guatemala 🇬🇹

This concluded our week-long brigade as we spent the day exploring Antigua.

The city felt vastly different from the rural communities we had served throughout the week. It was lively, colorful, eclectic, and rich in culture. Cobblestone streets, vibrant markets, music, history, and people from all over the world filled the city.. we even ran into some missionaries🤣

We visited a jade museum, supported the local market, explored the town square, toured a massive Catholic church, stopped beneath the famous arch, and finished the day enjoying Guatemala’s beloved fried chicken.

As beautiful as Antigua was, I found myself reflecting on everything we had experienced over the previous week. The communities, the patients, the children, the lessons, and the people who welcomed us into their lives.

Guatemala gave me far more than I could ever give back.

A deeper appreciation for community. A desire to learn Spanish. A reminder that connection transcends language. And countless memories that I will carry with me long after this trip.

A journey I will never forget.

Hasta luego, Guatemala. 🇬🇹🫶🏻

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