Small landscape renovation on Hilton pt2

Here is the follow-up and final article on the landscape renovation we did in The Hilton Ave area of Columbus Ga. We were postponed about 6 weeks waiting on plant material to come in, the home owner to get back from vacation and bad weather. The job is finally done and turned out really nice.Continue reading “Small landscape renovation on Hilton pt2”

Small Landscape Renovation on Hilton Pt1

We started a small landscape renovation on Hilton today. All of the plant material in the front around the house will be removed and all of the bed edges will be re-shaped and re-planted. I will be posting videos of the job progress along the way. Today’s installment is a basic over view of usContinue reading “Small Landscape Renovation on Hilton Pt1”

Drainage video part 1 River Road Project

We are replacing a large drainage pipe and doing some landscaping for a customer in Columbus.We decided to make a behind the scenes video. Below is the first part of the project and part one of the video. We ran into a little trouble the first day when we were digging the ditch. We gotContinue reading “Drainage video part 1 River Road Project”

Backyard Drain

We recently started a new project in a local back yard. They were holding water after their drain got damaged. We were asked to come put a new one in. Although in a tight space, it seemed to be a pretty straight forward affair. That was true until we had a ditch cave in thatContinue reading “Backyard Drain”

Photos: Patio and Retaining Wall Job on Dell Dr Columbus Ga

This is a patio we poured off of Dell Dr in Columbus. We had to cut the hill out and take care of the water that was going against the house. We also built a retaining wall around the patio to keep our elevation. We finished with a deck drain going across the entire patio.Continue reading “Photos: Patio and Retaining Wall Job on Dell Dr Columbus Ga”

VIDEO: Sprinkler repair at CSU soccer complex

We had a leaking valve on the field and the original installers put the valves REALLY deep making it difficult to work on them. We wound up have to replace all of them and bring them closer to the surface for easier maintenance.