OUTSIDE PROJECTS

Koi Pond– These are built solely for the purpose of raising and keeping koi. They are the ideal pond style for those looking for the best and safest pond for their prized koi.

Gazebo– Roofed and open on all sides, these are freestanding or attached to a garden wall. They provide shade, rain protection, and a place to rest while also serving as an ornamental feature.

Swimming Pool– Engage in swimming and other leisure activities in the comforts of your home with your own swimming pool.

Sun Porch– This is a room with screens, storm windows, or glass, and a roof that allows homeowners to enjoy the outdoors even when the weather isn’t ideal.

Pergola– This is a structure made of posts and beams that provides a shaded walkway or sheltered area, usually over a patio or deck. Their primary function is to provide a focal point in a garden or outdoor space.

Hot Tub– These contain water and are used for hydrotherapy, relaxation, or pleasure. Other kinds have powerful jets for massaging.

Outdoor Fireplace– Because of the warmth and comfort of an outdoor fireplace, you can enjoy your outdoor space earlier in the spring and later in the fall. By installing an outdoor fireplace, you can extend the number of days you can spend outside.

Porch Tiles– Granite, concrete, stone, ceramic, porcelain, and marble can all be used to make porch tiles. Whatever material you prefer, we have it all.

Stone Entrance– A stone entrance to your home, driveway, farm, or property can make an immediate and stunning visual impact.

Stone Patio– Because stone does not trap heat, natural stone patios will not become unbearably hot in the summer. It also does not become slick after rain, making it an ideal material for use in all types of weather.

Raised Beds– They warm up faster and drain better in the spring, allowing for a longer growing season and better growing conditions.

Pool Patio– This is also known as a pool deck, and it is where you put lounge chairs, tables, and other pool or backyard furniture.

Gutters– These are a trough along the eaves to catch and carry off rainwater or the edge of a road where rain flows away.