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[zak406]

Tough crowd in here this year, tomorow we will be starting a flagstone walkway at the house we did the garden beds at...

[zak406]

The flagstone walkway we did thiz weekend. We also made a small pad for a bench. The pictures were taken while some stone was wet and someone dry. You get he idea though!

[LawnMan19]

The walkway and pad looks good man.

[zak406]

Originally Posted by LawnMan19

The walkway and pad looks good man.

Thanks man Ill be finishing up a renovation tomorow...

[zak406]

Did a renovation at a house the last few days. We ripped out the bushes from all around the house (all 4 sides). We then demoed out the concrete steps, and I had a friend of mine pour the new concrete patio in the back and sidewalks. Looks 10 x better without the bushes. I only have pics of the front and left side. I was in a hurry today! There were over 30 bushes total around the house.

[LawnMan19]

It looks much better with all the yews gone.

[zak406]

Originally Posted by LawnMan19

It looks much better with all the yews gone.

Yeah it was a good project, between ripping out the bushes and demoing the concrete to putting in the stone!

[The Grounds Crew]

The renovation of the removal of bushes looks real good. I don't like that small tree though in the middle of the lawn. Maybe you can convince the customer to put something larger or maybe a flowering tree. Just seems to not fit there. Just a suggestion

[zak406]

Originally Posted by The Grounds Crew

The renovation of the removal of bushes looks real good. I don't like that small tree though in the middle of the lawn. Maybe you can convince the customer to put something larger or maybe a flowering tree. Just seems to not fit there. Just a suggestion

I agree about the plants however that was not part of my bid. She placed the plants were she wanted them in addition to buying those plants .. I did everything else. I agree with you though 100 percent
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[zak406]

Did a demo job on sunday and monday. The after pics are a bit dark but we were working after the sun went down. The job included knocking down the porch, and leaving the remains there. There was a giant hole under the existing porch, that needed filled. Also knocking down a concrete wall that was pushing. Straighening up the a/c pad and rebuilding a rail road tie wall. The wall needs the last tie pounded into place however other than that the job is complete. The home owner is building a wooden deck off the porch and is not concerned with the debris that is left.