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Before and After
Before - an old pool is removed
The client wanted their existing pool replaced with a more dramatic contemporary design pool, the old pool was removed and backfilled to create a stable site for the new pool.
Before - an old pool is removed
The client wanted their existing pool replaced. The old pool was removed and backfilled to create a stable site for the new pool.
After - an infinity pool
An infinity pool (also called a negative-edge pool), designed for the space, was installed. Enhancing the view to the wooded lot added drama to the back yard
Before - a tree is preserved
The client wanted to preserve a large, majestic live oak tree situated close to the house.
Before - a tree is preserved
The client wanted to preserve a large, majestic live oak tree situated close to the house.
After - a circular lawn is created
A circular lawn surround, finished with limestone was created to accent the tree while providing an perfect place to hide a continues drainage system.
Before - creating natural-looking stones
Textured concrete being hand formed and colored to appear like natural stone.
After - natural-looking stepping stones
Textured concrete stepping stones, walkway and steps have the appearance of natural stone.
Before - pool excavation
Jackhammering rock for the pool excavation.
After - pool with spa
An elevated spa allows water to cascade into the pool, edged with flowing, lush vegetation and Oklahoma flagstone coping. The pool and spa are surrounded by a concrete patio and stepping stones hand-formed and stained to look like natural stone.
Before - creating a walkway
Worker hand forming the concrete step-pads into irregularly shape stones that will then be colored to look like natural stone.
After - walkway of natural-looking stones
Poured-in-place textured concrete step-pads have the appearance of natural stone.
Before - yard devoid of vegetation
The homeowners wanted a formal pool and yard in keeping with the traditional design of their new home.
After - formal pool and landscaping
This formal pool design with natural stone surround features a cherub fountain flanked by tall Italian Cypress to give the pool a stunning focal point and add to the formal, European feel.
Before - no backyard
The homeowner's pool took up the entire back yard and was seldom used; they asked Bonick Landscaping to replace the pool with an area for outdoor dining and entertaining.
Before - pool is removed
The pool was removed and dirt compacted to create a stable site for the outdoor living area and yard.
Before - space is backfilled
The pool was removed and dirt compacted to create a stable site for the outdoor living area and yard.
Before - workers build fire pit
Workers build a new limestone fire pit that will help create a cozy environment for entertaining.
Before - workers build patio
Workers add color to the new concrete patio to give it the appearance of natural stone.
After - outdoor entertaining space
The cedar arbor defines the outdoor living area and provides the opportunity to add ceiling fans and lighting. The fire pit, designed with a gas fire ring beneath lava rock, requires little effort to use.
Before - addition of large patio
The homeowners wanted a large, covered patio that would connect the house and the detached garage.
After - large outdoor kitchen
This spacious, yet relatively simple outdoor kitchen, dining and living area provides ample room for easy entertaining year-round. The roof, supported by steel columns and featuring recessed lighting, protects the area from rain and sun. The floor and counter tops are poured concrete.