Landscape Dynamics Plus

We got hired to build the entry way and the wall to hide the pool equipment. But like so many other times, he added a mailbox with planters. I am blessed with good people to work for.

This is my favorite kind of job because it had a little bit of everything. One of my favorite parts of my work is doing outdoor kitchens. We spent 12 weeks doing all this.

Nice little project from a multi-repeat customer buddy of mine. We used chopped Granbury limestone to match all the other projects we've done here.

I never post work that is not finished and cleaned yet, but this is unique. We are on a total renovation in this woman's back yard. She asked me if I could build a memorial for her son who passed from cancer a couple of years ago. She wanted something with a compass. I added his initials today that I had sawed brick for. In fact, almost every brick in this thing has been to be shaped with the saw. It has not been acid washed yet. I will post again when we finish the job and clean it all.

These are the pics of a great customer flipping an old house. The brick came from the Fort Worth stockyards.

Another great customer who is flipping a house. The brick came from the Fort Worth stockyards.

We did a little add on to a previous customer.

I've been working for Wayne Williams for over 40 years. We finally got to rock his personal house. He is like another dad to me. We used sandstone builders here.

We started off going to build just a burnpit that you could hang a cast-iron pot on for their competitive cooking hobby. The yard was sloping so we added the patio around it. But then there was a wasted spot in the yard, so we added the bigger patio.

Nice huge barn with some rock accents and stone benches. We used an Austin white and ni****ne blend.

A lot of what we do are simply a place to wash your horses.

Patio, burnpit, and bench made out of Oklahoma stone. Just needs a bath this weekend.