My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I had an irrigation system installed this week. The PVB is located in my front yard. There is basically just yard around it. I have been looking at the Dekorra rock to cover this and could place some small ornamental grass around it. Any other thoughts about hiding this and any opinions about the Dekorra fake rock? Thanks
There are many design ideas that could be done. One comes to mind with a rock and small sand garden utilizing concentric circles little pond ripples. Other Asian design are very pleasing. I used to hide the offensive objects with bushes hedges or a mixture of fencing and vegetation. The choices are infinite. Check out the landscape design forum. Aloha
Only thing to be aware of is...it is unlawful to cover PVB access in all areas that I am aware of (that being south Fla) There are access requirements around PVBs so they can be maintained. That being said this is rarely if ever enforced with residential homes.
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