Michael Flaherty
4 Reviews

Coachman Drive Project

Project Year: 2017
Project Cost: $75,001 - $100,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 97530
Entry overgrown with massive juniper was scraped and regraded to create a multi-level deck for large gatherings and to enjoy gorgeous valley views.
Coachman Drive Project 1
Entry overgrown with massive juniper was scraped and regraded to create a multi-level deck for large gatherings and to enjoy gorgeous valley views.
Coachman Drive Project 2
Entry overgrown with massive juniper was scraped and regraded to create a multi-level deck with concrete paver entry pathway.
Coachman Drive Project 3
Entry overgrown with massive juniper was scraped and regraded to create a multi-level deck for large gatherings and to enjoy gorgeous valley views.
Coachman Drive Project 4
Tight back yard garden on steep slope; added two levels of stone retaining walls, drought tolerant and deer resistant plantings as well as a decomposed granite walkway for access.
Coachman Drive Project 5
South facing side yard becomes ideal pocket vegetable garden with retainment, raised cedar veggie beds, a root cellar partially nestled into the rocky slope and a decomposed granite path for access to enjoy the perennial garden above.
Coachman Drive Project 6
Entry overgrown with massive juniper was scraped and regraded to create a multi-level deck for large gatherings and to enjoy gorgeous valley views. Drought tolerant, deer resistant plantings fill the lower slope as a decomposed granite pathway provides access to the side yard vegetable garden.
Coachman Drive Project 7
South facing side yard becomes a perfect pocket vegetable garden with concrete paver access paths, raised cedar vegetable beds, a root cellar nestled into the slope and a decomposed granite pathway for access to the perennial beds beyond.
Coachman Drive Project 8
Entry overgrown with massive juniper was scraped and regraded to create a multi-level deck for large gatherings and to enjoy gorgeous valley views. Drought tolerant, deer resistant plantings fill the slope below the new retaining wall.
Coachman Drive Project 9