Custom Paver Patio in Indian Trail
The Challenge
This Indian Trail homeowner needed an outdoor space that solved a specific problem — drainage, sloped grading, an underused yard, or a transition between indoor and outdoor living — without compromising the look of the home. Our team scoped the site, identified the constraints, and proposed a design built around the way the family actually uses the space.
The Design & Material Selection
For this project we specified Belgard pavers, chosen for durability in Charlotte's freeze-thaw cycles and for the way the color and texture sit against the home's existing architecture. The layout was drawn to match the home's sight lines, the lawn's natural grade, and the way the family moves between the house, patio, and yard.
The Final Result
Patios, Plantings & More – Outdoor Living Tip of the Day
Sometimes it’s a simple combination of what we do best to create the most magnificent Outdoor Living space. A backyard makeover in Indian Trail, North Carolina with two patios, plantings and more was recently completed. Specifically, we installed two Belgard Savannah Dublin Cobble paver patios, plenty of colorful plantings, a Tuscarora Crape Myrtle tree, mulch and more.
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We do Outdoor Living for a living. As an exterior designer for over 15 years, Mr. Outdoor Living® is an Outdoor Living artist. Each day we listen to our customers and help them create what they want. As a trusted professional, our expectations are simple. We treat everyone with care. We strive for excellence in every aspect of your Outdoor Living project. Our customer service is outstanding and our workmanship is always professionally built with pride. We look forward to creating your Outdoor Wonderland! Click here to Contact us! Check out our brand new Instagram Channel and subscribe to our Youtube Channel for more Outdoor Living tips daily! #mroutdoorliving
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