After: A series of 4' retaining walls were created to distribute the load. The staircase were built out of double faced block to match the rest of the wall.

After: Indiana Limestone edging was used to create a new boarder along the top of the patio. Pennsylvania Bluestone flagstone was tight cut into the upper patio and into the tread of the steps. A new brick planter was created were the bench was wrapping around.

After: Iowa Buff wallstone was used to create a flat grade along the pool deck. Iowa Buff steps were also added to take the homeowner from the new pool deck to the lower lawn area. Boxwood were contiued around the pool to create hedges.

After: A tight cut Iowa Buff flagstone patio was created around the pool. Bull nosed copping was used around the pool lip to create a seamless flow around the pool. The deck was enlarged as well for more entertaining and more walking space. Iowa Buff Wallstone was used to create a new wall around the trees and added another seating area around the pool.

After: A tight cut Iowa Buff flagstone patio was created around the pool. Bull nosed copping was used around the pool lip to create a seamless flow around the pool. The deck was enlarged as well for more entertaining and more walking space.

After: Tight cut Iowa Buff flagstone was used to create the walkway that is now hedged with boxwood. A new brick wall was built for privacy to the back yard and to hide the mechanical equipment.

After: The result was to mirror the opposite side of the drive. The grade was raised to creat a flat surface for a bench and new trees. A small stream was created to carry water runoff from the driveway and downspouts out into the yard.

After: The result was to keep the same grade along the front of the house and update a strong focal point on the end of the house and balance out the view across the front.

After: The result was to keep the same grade along the front of the house and add a strong focal point on the end of the house and balance out the view across the front.

After: Tight cut Pennsylvania Bluestone was installed along with a Bluestone firepit. The patio increased the entertaining space and also gave them a unique firepit. The patio wraps around to take you to the driveway.

After: The solution to this was to create a staircase that has the right number of treads, takes up less space by moving them closer to the brick planter and create a better landing for the back garage door. Concrete steps were poured, faced with brick and then an Indiana Limestone cap was placed on the front of the treads. Pennsylvania Blue tight cut flagstone was the inlay for the treads, landing and patio below the steps.

After: The solution for this was to come up with a new walk that would give more bed space up front and balance the front. Allow for the downspout to get tiled under the walk. The walk is made of Red Sunset Flagstone that was tight cut to create a walk that would not move and is easy to walk on.

After: The solution was to do a two tiered granite boulder wall that would cover up both the foundations but not interfer with the electric meter and satelite dish. Plantings were done to give color and cover up more of the foundation.

After: The focal point that was created was a pondless waterfall that is set into a boulder wall. A new lannon wall was created with a lannon flagstone patio below it. Planting that were done, created spring/summer/fall colors and screening from the neighbor's house.

After: The new patio was done out of lannon flagstone that was tight cut. New steps out of lannon outcropping were added.

After: A set of steps was installed to accomplish the path part. These steps were installed with sod treads to elimate them from being a major focal point within the front of the garden and blend in more with the rest of the lawn.

After: The old sidewalk was torn out to make way for a new six foot wide walk that turn the courtyard into a grand place. Looking down the center of the walk you will see a green pot, that is the focal point for all views into the courtyard.

After: The transformation of the front yard from a natural feel to formal feel was a large task. Creating a formal courtyard that would be the main room from the frontyard. The homeowner want to keep some of the natural feel to conform with the rest of the landscaping of the house.

After: Dakota Buff flagstone with a rustic garden path tight joint was added to stabilize the walking paths and limestone edging was added to lock in all the flagstone. The exsisting step by the door was taken out and turned into more of a ramp area.

After: Boulder walls were installed to help stop the shoreline erosion. Moving the wall out about 5 feet allowed for increased lawn space. A new limestone outcropping staircase was added, along with flagstone steppers to the deck.

After: The final product was to combine both the original flagstone and granite boulders to give it a mixed look. A new Aquascapes system was install and granite boulders were used to line the pool and give ledges for plant material in the pond.

After: We accomplished this by raising the grade of the patio and building a 3' ht. limestone retaining wall with outcropping steps that trail down to the lower lawn area.

After: The end result was a new brick patio that extends around both sides of the house and gives the deck a grand feeling with the larger stoop at the base of the steps.

After: The end result of a complete re - do of the backyard. Outcropping ledges were installled to create a terrace effect, as well as a series of outcropping was used to create a more natural staircase.

After: The end result of a complete re - do of the backyard. Outcropping ledges were installled to create a terrace effect, as well as a series of outcropping was used to create a more natural staircase. A new brick patio was added to the exsisting deck.

After: The end result of a complete re - do of the backyard. Outcropping ledges were installled to create a terrace effect, as well as a series of outcropping was used to create a more natural staircase.

After: The finished product ended up being a complete re-build of the entire front enterance. The pond is now three times the size of the previous pond. A new walkway was installed out of Dakota Blush flagstone that overhangs the pond edge.

After: The final product was a 7' high retaining wall made out of highland brown wallstone. This new wall showcases the mall as well as bring a new eye catching sign for high visibility on the corner of a busy intersection.

After: The end result was a 2' waterfall that started the whole stream off, cascading down a series of smaller fall till it reaches it final destination, a large pond around the base of a pear tree.

After: The end result was a 2' waterfall that started the whole stream off, cascading down a series of smaller fall till it reaches it final destination, a large pond around the base of a pear tree.

After: The courtyard ended up as a spacious entry to the front door. A water feature was added for touch of sounds. A bench and a arbor were also added for the homeowner to sit and enjoy the courtyard and water feature.

After: The final results were a new series of timber walls. New gardening areas were added to soften the side of the house. A staircase was added to allow the homeowners better access to the backyard and drainage was improved.

After: The end result is a series of limestone walls to retain the cut grade. New planting beds were added to soften the backyard and give it new life. A patterned limestone patio was installed to give a space for entertaining.

After: On the corner there is a larger shrub that will anchor the corner of the house as well as a small patio area to enjoy the new shade perennial garden.

After: The new landscaping create a drastically different feel compaired to the old railroad tie wall. The new wall allowed for better stability of the above parking and road. It also created a new safer route for the employees to reach the lower parking lot.

After: The new landscaping create a drastically different feel compaired to the old railroad tie wall. The new wall allowed for better stability of the above parking and road. It also created a new safer route for the employees to reach the lower parking lot.