We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

In Carmel Valley, we are wrapping up a fun project that uses natural stones as accents and walking surfaces. The boulders are called Gold Onyx and the flagstone is called Sunset Blonde. Later the succulents will grow and soften the hard edges of the stone. Photos of the finished yard will follow.

In Carmel Valley, we are extending the driveway. String lines and levels are very important when installing pavers. They allow you to create drainage patterns for surface water to drain properly.

Pavers completed and getting sanded. D.G. subgrade is going down for new artificial turf.

In Carmel Valley, the wall was extended and bricks and tiles were added to make the addition look seamless.

In Carmel Valley, new succulents are layed out and waiting to get planted. River rock and artificial turf will be added in front of the plants for accent.

Trench for retaining wall in La Jolla

In Carmel Valley, we are extending the driveway. We start by laying down a sub-base of D.G. and sand for new pavers. It is critical to get the sub-base compacted correctly to prevent future settling.

In La Jolla, we are pouring a large pad of concrete that will host a future shed and a swim spa.

In Carmel Valley, we created shade for both the homeowner and the house. The house faces the south so the sun penetrates the wall and heats up the living and kitchen space. Now the homeowner can reduce the amount of shades on the window.

In La Jolla, we are pouring a large pad of concrete that will host a future shed and a swim spa.

In La Jolla, we are pouring a large pad of concrete that will host a future shed and a swim spa.

In La Jolla, we are building a retaining wall and extending the existing yard out about 8 feet to give the homeowner a larger backyard.

Getting ready to pour concrete for the patio.

Just finished forming and now ready for the concrete pour.

Just finished forming and now ready for the concrete pour.

New firepit is built and tile was just installed. This tiled was custom cut and layed on a vertical angle.

This is our new bbq island. We are getting ready to install the new stacked wood veneer panels on the back wall. The countertop is a beautiful granite from MSI. I'm in love with the blue tile we used on the base of the island.

I was picking up the tree from Evergreen Nursery to be delivered to the job. This will go in the front yard.

We replaced an old asphalt driveway that was cracking and coming apart. The old driveway had poor drainage. We replaced the drainage and installed permeable pavers which slows water runoff.

We replaced an old asphalt driveway that was cracking and coming apart. The old driveway had poor drainage. We replaced the drainage and installed permeable pavers which slows water runoff.

We are fabricating a bbq island on-site. This is a custom island with a granite countertop and wood back drop accent wall.

Starting demo on a new project in Point Loma. We are extending the yard and making more space for a courtyard.

We are forming for a new concrete walkway. These will be concrete pads with mexican beach pebble between.

We are getting ready to install the granite countertop for this new outdoor kitchen.

We just put up these deco panels for the view out of the house window.. Instead of looking at the hillside, the client wanted something a little more exciting.

Now it's time to plant and wrap up the project. This is coming along nicely and the plant selection was outstanding. Look at all the color!

We just finished up this new driveway and fence.

This is the underside of a deck that we screened with horizontal deck boards. We stained it to match the composite decking above.

On this project we are extending the existing platform with composite decking.

We are getting ready to lay artificial turf on the left side of the concrete and in between the pads.

On this project we are extending the existing platform with composite decking. It's coming along really nice!

We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

We removed an old concrete driveway, built a new courtyard wall. Now we are preparing the soil for a new concrete driveway with bands of Mexican Beach Pebble. The walls will get capped with an El Dorado Stone cap and the walls will get stuccoed to match the house. This should all take place within a 3 week time-span. And of course, it decides to rain...

In Carmel Valley, we are wrapping up a fun project that uses natural stones as accents and walking surfaces. The boulders are called Gold Onyx and the flagstone is called Sunset Blonde. Later the succulents will grow and soften the hard edges of the stone. Photos of the finished yard will follow.