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A sloped, unusable back lawn turned into a 900 sq ft dining and lounge terrace with integrated seating.

A failing timber wall replaced with two engineered block tiers and a planting terrace between them.

Cracked pool deck concrete replaced with ivory travertine that stays cool underfoot in August.

A 40-inch wood-burning pit set in a dedicated lounge circle, with lit seat walls and column ends.

Built-in grill, refrigeration, storage, and a raised bar for four — winterized for New Hampshire.

A cracked 36-inch concrete strip replaced with a 5-foot curved walk, granite treads, and riser lighting.

Full driveway replacement in 80mm herringbone pavers over a 16-inch vehicular base.

A 15-year-old patio with widespread settlement lifted, base rebuilt, and relaid using the original pavers.

Screened lanai extended onto a new paver deck with rainy-season drainage designed in.

A wide-open back lawn given definition with a sitting wall, lit pillars, and a defined dining zone.

A 34-inch garden path connecting the driveway to a rear patio, with four bluestone steps through the grade change.

A linear gas fire table built into a refreshed paver deck for Florida's cool winter evenings.

An engineered wall holding the grade beside a walkout, with drainage tied into the foundation system.

A year-round Florida kitchen with a raised bar for five, built in marine-grade stainless.

A five-year-old wall that had already started to lean, rebuilt with the drainage it never had.

Fifteen years of UV fade and organic growth reversed in four days — no new material.

A small lot handled properly — 36-inch pit, tight seating geometry, and no wasted square footage.

A wide travertine approach that stays cool barefoot and handles rainy-season runoff.

An asphalt driveway upgraded at the front with a paver apron and border — high impact, contained budget.

Patio, outdoor kitchen, gas fire feature, seat walls, and lighting delivered as one coordinated build.

Low block walls raising planting beds and defining a patio edge on a flat Florida lot.

What most of a hardscape project actually is: the part nobody sees once it's finished.

A side courtyard converted from dead grass into a shaded travertine sitting area.