Seating Wall – Outdoor Living Tip of the Day
Seating Wall The common area for the community of English Trails has an improved Outdoor Living area. The Seating Wall was built with Belgard Plantation Weston Wall Block and a gray natural stone (12” x 12”) capstone. The Bar, Grill, Fire Pit, Pavers (including corn-hole place), LED Lights, Boulders, River Rock and more help make this neighborhood more enjoyable and beautiful. Making Homes More Beautiful #mroutdoorliving [...]
Rustic Plains Chiseled Stepping Stones – Outdoor Living Tip of the Day
Rustic Plains Chiseled Stepping Stones Phase two for a fine gentleman Bryan Grimm. Some customers treat your great and others can even go beyond that to ensure that you feel wonderful. We feel blessed to work for Bryan again in Ballantyne. Phase one in 2019 was a paver patio, plantings, river rock, boulders & more. Phase two in 2020 was more river rock, plantings and new Rustic Plains Chiseled Stepping Stones. [...]
Curb Appeal – Outdoor Living Tip of the Day
Curb Appeal It was the season to be merry a month ago and was a misty day similar to today, but colder when we did this curb appeal makeover in Fort Mill, SC (Masons Bend) for Rosemarie A. Timmons. A mix of new plantings, boulders and mulch made a huge difference. 🥳 Making Homes More Beautiful #mroutdoorliving Want More! We do outdoor living for a [...]
Italian Cypress Tree – Outdoor Living Tip of the Day
Italian Cypress Tree Mr. Upgrade in Charlotte got a new Winters Snowman Camellia and a tremendous Italian Cypress Tree for 2020. We refreshed the mulch, added a few more LED lights, and appreciated the previous Outdoor Living work we designed and installed in 2019. Calli Thompson Hansen your husband is a good gracious gentleman. God speed to you and your family. Making Homes More Beautiful #mroutdoorliving [...]
Pavestone Paver Pathway – Outdoor Living Tip of the Day
Pavestone Paver Pathway No more muddy boots, shoes, feet & more for my friend Jason. A short 2-piece-pattern Earth Pavestone Paver pathway solved a simple problem. The white haze within the concrete pavers is efflorescence. The pavers need to be wet, then dry several times to allow the efflorescence to rise and will disappear over time (usually 3 - 6 months). Once again, thank you, Jason, for your business. Making Homes [...]