The evergreen shrubs had been growing unchecked for years, turning what should have been tidy foundation plantings into a wall of overgrowth that buried the windows and shut the house off from the street. The brick walkway was just as bad. It was never set on a proper base, so the pavers had shifted, weeds took over every joint, and the whole thing was uneven and unsafe.

KRD Landscaping removed the overgrown shrubs, replanted with right-sized varieties suited to the space, pulled the old walkway out completely, and rebuilt it properly from the ground up. The front of this home is open, safe, and inviting now, the way it should have been all along.

The old patio had seen better days, the wall was crumbling, and the surface was beyond repair. We started by demolishing the existing structures, digging everything out, and laying down a solid gravel base to ensure long-lasting stability. From there, we rebuilt the retaining wall with new blocks and added capped columns for a clean, finished look.

For the patio, we used large-format pavers arranged in a running bond pattern, accented with a dark border to define the edges. The result? A level, seamless surface that's built to handle whatever winter throws its way.

The slope was sliding, the old steps were done, and there was no real path to the front door. This one needed a full rebuild from the ground up. We put in a segmental block retaining wall to hold the grade, regraded and graveled the driveway, poured new concrete stairs, and cleaned up the entry so it all flows together. Solid work that you notice from the road and appreciate every time you come home.

The old concrete steps and brick path were done, and the entry showed it. We pulled everything out and started fresh with granite treads set on a solid compacted base, a paver landing at the top, and a new walkway running straight from the driveway to the door. Granite holds up, looks good, and does not need much attention once it is in. This one came out exactly the way it should, clean lines, a proper landing, and an entry that finally matches the house.

The back of this lake house had nothing going for it, just a muddy dirt path between the house and the water. We graded the whole area, laid a paver walkway that runs the full length of the house along the waterfront, and wrapped it around to a patio tucked under the deck. Now there is somewhere to actually be outside, rain or shine, with a view of the water the whole time. Fresh loam went down on both sides and the whole back yard finally feels finished.