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A Carmel Valley homeowner replaced the existing pool deck and surrounding patio with 1,750 sf of interlocking pavers in a modular ashlar pattern, added a natural gas fire pit, a 10-foot BBQ island, new pool coping, and a channel drain system. The project coordinated multiple trade crews including pool, electrical, and hardscape to deliver a fully finished outdoor living space.

A gray paver driveway with darker soldier-course borders now runs from curb to garage on this 92056 Oceanside lot, joined to a stepping-stone-and-turf grid across the raised front-yard zone and a capped segmental low wall holding the planting edge. Decorative rock, relocated irrigation, and front-entry lighting completed the unified approach in six working days, replacing forty years of cracked concrete and patchy lawn.

Thirty-six stone-faced pillar courses crown 27 stucco pillars across this Vista front and back yard, framing roughly 1,500 to 1,700 sf of mixed-pattern Angelus pavers and 260 sf of Angelus Rustic Wall Stone face. A 305 lf drainage package sized for clay soil (45 lf French drain plus 260 lf SDR-35) and twenty Pro-Trade LED step lights completed the build over 54 working days.

2,080 sf Belgard Moduline 12×24 from driveway to rear patio. 532 sf Melville walls. 60 ledge lights. 19 working days, completed April 2021. Base contract $83,588 (final $94,171 including change orders).

A checkerboard grid of 715 sf Angelus Courtyard Combo pavers with artificial-turf joints sets the tone for this Vista backyard, backed by a 185-unit Stonewall II retaining wall and 1,130 sf of Imperial Desert Rye 65 turf. A prefab pergola with gas-fed fire feature, 1,502 sf of Bermuda sod, 400 lf of drainage, and thirty low-voltage fixtures completed the eight-week reset.

An inland Carlsbad backyard rebuilt around an existing white pergola: a 20-foot L-shaped outdoor kitchen anchored on the pergola’s east post, a natural-gas fire pit six feet south, 1,468 sf of Belgard Catalina Grana paver in Rio, a 286 sf turf inset, and the drainage, gas and conduit no one will ever see.