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4.9 · 39 reviews
This yard started as broken concrete slabs, rotting railroad-tie planters and overgrown junipers. We tore all of it out and built a multi-level paver terrace with cut sandstone seat walls and stone steps, running the space down to the pool.
The owners saw this project before we built it. Marcus drew the failing timber walls and crumbling steps as a 3D design: new block retaining walls, a curved paver walk and planting beds, on a rendering of their actual house. What got built is what they approved.
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A steep drop behind the house, rebuilt as a curved multi-tier wall system with a central staircase and lights set into the tiers. One client with a project like this wrote afterward: “They took a barren landscape and transformed it into what several in my family have called a castle.” That review is on our Google listing.
Timber pavilion over a paver terrace, with a full stone-veneer outdoor fireplace standing under the roof. This is the argument we make for outdoor living builds: a fire feature and a roof take an Ohio patio from a seven month space to a ten month space, and lighting keeps it running past dark.
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Every project above started as a phone call and a walk around the yard. Yours starts the same way.
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