
Sod installation
Front Yard Sod Replacement
A patchy, weed-choked front lawn stripped to soil, regraded and re-sodded in about a week, with new beds along the porch.
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Landscape renovation
A backyard left as bare dirt after a pool build: drainage and weed barrier in the side yard, travertine stepping stones in slate gravel, new sod and planting beds along the brick wall.

Graded the yard so it falls away from the slab and the pool deck.
Weed barrier, dark slate gravel and travertine stepping stones down the side yard so it drains and stays clean.
New sod in the main yard and planting beds along the brick wall behind the spa.
Pool contractors leave when the pool is done. What is left is usually raw dirt, a fence line, and a side yard that turns into a creek every time it rains. This project is what finishing that yard looks like.
The crew started with grade. Then the side yard: weed barrier fabric, slate gravel that drains, and travertine stepping stones so the path from the gate to the pool stays out of the mud. The main yard got new sod, and the beds along the brick wall were planted so the pool has something green to look at besides the neighbor's fence.
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Sod installation
A patchy, weed-choked front lawn stripped to soil, regraded and re-sodded in about a week, with new beds along the porch.

Artificial turf
The narrow strip between a new pool and the fence, where grass never had a chance, rebuilt as a compacted base with artificial turf and white rock edging.

Landscape renovation
Clipped hedges, fresh red mulch and shaped bed lines around a two-story white estate home, with a formal courtyard parterre at the rear.
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