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NEW CONSTRUCTION CRUMBLING DRIVEWAY – Grande Vista Bay

NEW CONSTRUCTION CRUMBLING DRIVEWAY – Grande Vista Bay This newly constructed home had a two year-old driveway that was crumbling and cracking away due to poor compaction of the base. The steep slope on the side of the driveway offered no room for expanding the driveway without retention – great opportunities for boulders to retain the slope in the backyard.…

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ANIMAL SHELTER BUILDOUT- Cumberland County

ANIMAL SHELTER BUILDOUT – Cumberland County When the new animal shelter in Cumberland county was built, their budget went toward installing all kinds of bells and whistles for the dog and cats they housed. The new cages offered the dogs the chance to be inside or out and cats had awesome towers to climb and play. During construction of the…

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WATERFRONT VIEW – Grande Vista Bay

WATERFRONT VIEW – Grande Vista Bay This new construction project had great opportunities for boulders to retain the slope in the backyard. Our design for the project included a 3D walkthrough. We created a flag stone walkway to invite guests to the entrance. The entire space is viewed from the upper screened porch, so we wanted to make the garden…

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FROM FLOODING MUD PIT TO RELAXING FIRESIDE – Maryville, TN

FROM FLOODING MUD PIT TO RELAXING FIRESIDE – Maryville, TN The drainage from the homes on the hillside above this property were causing serious flooding issues all the way up to the screen porch of this newly constructed home. We determined a retaining wall would help give more room for a French drain and add space to this small back…

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NO MORE EROSION – Hillside at Watts Bar

NO MORE EROSION – Hillside at Watts Bar The Hillside on this property was starting to erode. When looking at the edge of the driveway, it was easy to tell that there was an erosion issue and it was starting to jeopardize their driveways foundation. Our new plans included boulders to retain the soil and plants to root in and…

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