Custom Fountainscape Creates Claire and Renald’s Courtyard Sanctuary

Claire and Renald’s back deck was so sweltering in summer that they found themselves lingering out front, on a driveway-turned-patio, just to catch a break from the heat. Although cooler, the courtyard lacked purpose. It was missing that special spark—an actual reason to stay outside and savor the moment.

Making a Statement with an Urn Water Feature: Sandbox Series Part 1

In the first installment of our Sandbox Series, we’re experimenting with different fountain “toppers” using the same AquaBasin 45 reservoir. Our goal? To demonstrate how a single setup can transform in multiple ways—each with its own vibe, sound, and visual impact. These are our most affordable water features.

From Typical to Tranquil: Turning a Flat Lawn into a Garden Oasis

After seeing our work on the neighbor’s yard—which replaced most of the grass with lush gardens—this homeowner became intrigued by the idea of creating a more engaging view from their back deck. Their property was fairly flat, with standard border gardens, and they wanted something that would truly capture attention.

Drainage Dilemma to Nature-Inspired Dry Stream: Solving a Steep Slope Challenge

When this homeowner lost her husband, she found herself needing a solution for the steep slope in her backyard that was rapidly eroding—especially because her late husband had routed the washing machine’s drain water onto the hillside. Unsure how to fix the issue and eager for her teenage son to learn landscaping skills, she reached out to us for guidance.

From Windy to Wonderful: Transforming an Alberta Backyard with a Modern Deck

Claire and Renald both have large families and busy jobs in Calgary. They love hosting gatherings for relatives and a wide circle of friends, but their windy backyard made it difficult to relax and socialize outdoors. They wanted a versatile, sheltered space that could comfortably accommodate everyone—whether for holiday get-togethers or casual weekend barbecues.

Turning a Rotting Deck into an Entertaining Hub

Ray and Heather’s existing wooden deck had seen better days. The rotting boards were a safety concern, and the layout couldn’t accommodate a dining table with enough chairs for hosting friends and family. They wanted a more functional, inviting space—one that would let them comfortably gather outdoors and enjoy their yard.

Sunny Front Yard Retreat for the Waals

A newly installed Pennsylvania bluestone patio in the front yard, featuring a black wrought-iron table and chairs, bordered by a dry-stacked stone wall and surrounded by fresh greenery.

The Waals had a large deodara tree towering in their front yard that not only dropped messy debris but also had them worried after a few intense windstorms. While taking it down would bring in some much-needed sunshine—especially since their backyard was mostly shaded