Projects
Landscaping, Paving, Tiling and Pool Projects
Landscaping with the lot!
After going back and fourth with Northern Beaches council we were finally able to design and erect a masterpiece that overcame massive drainage issues, ongoing maintenance, a sewer easement and create a more functional area for our lovely clients.
We started from scratch and removed 220t of fill to flatten this front yard and create a masterpiece. We worked closely with Sydney Water and our engineers to overcome the issue in regards to the sewer easement located on the front boundary.
60T of concrete and over over 5000 bessa blocks later, our clients are stoked with the outcome as are we.
Bush Carpentry
Our lovely clients in Pymble wanted to create an outdoor oasis to intergrate the impact of mother nature and their residence.
With careful planning and design we were able to mend both aspects and implement a design that suited their family.
New Pool and Renovation Wahroonga
The client asked us to construct a new pool and landscape surrounds to suit. Considering different levels we designed the backyard to flow through for open plan living. Using hardwood decking, travertine tiling and stackstone tiling we created a free flowing backyard for this young family to enjoy.
Pool Renovation Forestville
Our client wanted to renovate an existing pool that incorporated:
- Cutting in and Installing a new waterline tile
- Installing new Travertine copping and surrounds
- Installing a new curved glass fence
With a fantastic backdrop we were able to construct a more updated pool to suit mother nature to it hearts content.
Pool Renovation Lindfield
The only thing we left was the pool shell.
From our initial discussion with our client, we integrated our clients passion for cooking and attended to his tired pools needs.
Pool Renovation, Tiling and Paving Gordon NSW
With careful planning and design we were able to uplift this existing pool to its heart content and erect surrounds that created this new outdoor oasis in Gordo
Pool Renovation Belrose
The client’s backyard which had a swimming pool was in need of a complete makeover. ( too much grass not enough tiling )
We redesigned the entire pool area by adding a glass enclosed timber decking that bordered the newly added tiling.
The pool edging blended in the tiling and included a stainless steel handrail for safe entry into the pool.
Pool Renovation Northbridge NSW
Our client had an existing swimming pool and decking area that needed attention ASAP.
With our set of expertise we were able to erect a curved sandstone tiled oasis around the existing pool to create a more focal point and brighten up the area
New Pool and Renovation St Ives
Our project was to landscape the entire backyard, remove and construct a new pool and tile the alfresco area.
The existing pool was built last century and was paved with red/cream bricks which went to the edge of the pool.
We removed all these bricks, flattended the existing surrounds, and constructed completely new landscape and pool for this family to enjoy.
Pool Renovation West Pymble
The client wanted to renovate their existing pool and breathe new life into the area surrounding the pool.
The pool was cut into the back corner of the property with a metal security fence. The entire area was flanked by hedges, ferns and other established trees.
Stone Tile Paving Curl Curl
The client’s home has a small enclosed frontyard that they wanted to add new life to.
The yard was a mixture of concrete and yellow brick paving. We removed all the brickwork and concrete and then tiled the entire area with travertine tiles, limestone brick pavers and bluestone to create a more welcoming entrance.
Pool Renovating and Landscaping Frenchs Forest
Probably our most famous and enjoyable pool renovation. Working closely with the clients we were able to completely construct a new pool and entertainment area by renovating the existing components.
Reconstructing and re-engineering the existing pool we were able to create a free flowing infinity edged pool with a balance tank. With delightful stackstone, limestone tiling, acryllic render and some native trees and viburnum hedges we created a new oasis in Frenchs Forest.
Remove and Rebuild the Retaining Wall in Wahroonga
The client wanted to breathe new life into the backyard by removing the existing copper log retaining wall and replacing it with a rendered brick wall all along the fence line.
Once the copper logs were removed we constructed a new bessa block retaining wall to incorporate a new bench seat and feature garden wall
Courtyard Paving in Willoughby
The client wanted to modernise the courtyard by replacing the existing pavers with new pavers. The current pavers were collecting dirt and were becoming extremely hard to keep clean.
This was a small courtyard area and we suggested adding a 50cm high retaining wall which would act as a garden bed.
Brick Pathway and Driveway Installation Denistone
This home has a carport that leads to a pathway that runs along the side of the house. The existing pathway and driveway consisted of crushed rock that was bordered by cream bricks.
The client wanted to totally renovate the driveway and pathway, with innovative thinking we used a combination of limestone and bluestone to create a new feature driveway.
Building a Driveway in Normanhurst
The client wanted to build and construct a new driveway as an extension of the existing driveway.
The first task was to remove the grassed area that was used as a driveway to the carport.
Courtyard Tiling and Retaining Wall Construction in Wahroonga
Our lovely in clients in Wahroonga asked us to integrate their mini rainforest oasis and their lovely home.
We designed a backyard using travertine pavers, tiles and existing bushrock to implement a design that catered for open plan living and less maintenance.
Renovate the Pool and Surrounds with A Grade
French Pattern Tiling In Narraweena
The client requested the backyard to be renovated. We added a french pattern travertine tiling.
This was an average sized yard that was square.
The tiling was laid across the width of the back of the house and extended down the right-hand side of the fence. As there was a slight gradient in the land we added a step into the tiling.
