alldayRJ's picture thread

[2low4NH]

no railing on the front steps?

[alldayrj]

They are looking for pvc to match the house
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[GreenI.A.]

Originally Posted by alldayrj

come to think of it, not sure how they are going to cover it now...

I have a customer who has a similar setup for their pool. What they did was dig and pour concrete where the anchors go. They tapered the concrete so at the surface it is only about 4" or so across and is level with the dirt so you can't see it with the grass around it. you just see a 4" circle with no grass every 4' or so around the perimeter.

[alldayrj]

Might have to sell her that in the fall... Maybe use a traffic cone for a form
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[GreenI.A.]

If I remember it right, they put a piece of 1/2" galvanized pipe in it so that the force from the cover when covered in snow will be dispersed into the lower parts of the form which are thicker. If you go that route just be sure the pipe goes all the way through the form to a stone base for drainage.

[alldayrj]

didnt do the wall, but I did do the caps. he called me back to add the columns. not bad for 2 hours work

sod added to patio in first post

going to sod the lawn from the culture stone stoop tomorrow, will grab pics

[alldayrj]

sodded-ed-ed. homeowner did the plantings



need to go back in the afternoon to get some pics without glare

Just started a big concrete job, patio, 2 walkways and a driveway, got the go ahead on a 50' curved paver walkway. and some BIGG (for me) estimates are out, praying!

[alldayrj]

"No house too big or too small"

driveway, also did walkways and patio

little sod job

[alldayrj]

before

after - still need to deliver and spread topsoil

little RV pad

I bought realtime landscaper pro, trying to land those bigger jobs! this is about 1/4 done, anyone have some good video tutorials to share?

[Red Shed Landscaping]

I like the walkway to the front of the house and the color is different than we have around here.