Week three is busy with everyone working in their respective areas. The ‘Spool’ crew has setup the appliances need to run a heated pool with jets, electrical and heat are connected, the ‘spool’ walls are tiled. The Spool is ready for plaster when all the soil is distributed to the correct beds. Artistic Concrete Surfaces set forms and poured the concrete base for the flagstone patio and shot and stamped the decorative patio. Next week look for pictures of the mason laying flagstone and attaching veneers on the fire trough and seating walls. Our Rosehill Garden Crew has been moving soil, placing boulders, creating dry creek beds, and prepping beds for trees, shrubs, and perennials. As we move through this project we continue to recognize the importance of communication and scheduling flexibility as the Fowler’s Independence Day Celebration gets closer.
Here are a few photos of the progress for the third week of installation.
Materials Arrive
Materials that will be used over the next two weeks to finish the hardscaping of our Mountain Resort Landscape.
The Flagstone in the image below will be used in the lower patio around the pool. Large boulders have been moved to provide accents to the Mountain Restore Landscape. The cobble will be placed along the dry creeks with in the planting beds around the house.
Tile is installed
Designer Pools by Garry Bair has brought in a crew to tile around the top
‘Spool’ Tiling completed.
of the ‘Spool’. We look forward towards the plastering of the ‘Spool’ soon.
The Decorative Concrete Patio
Before Concrete
After: A decorative stamp has been used to add texture to the patio surface.
Concrete Base For The Flag Stone Patio
Before the Concrete
After Concrete has been poured. Next step is placing the Flagstone.
Adding Soil to Beds to Create Berms
Moving soil to buildup the planting beds to create berms. The berms will help create the atmosphere of Mountain Retreat while providing privacy.
Moving the last of the soil delivered for the front yard beds.
Placing Boulders and Creating Dry Creeks
Large to small boulders are placed throughout the landscape to continue the them of a Mountain Retreat landscape.
A dry creek bed is built in the front yard. Three different sizes of stone are used to create a more realistic look.
Coming Soon Week 4 Updates!!!