Before - Overgrown trees and shrubs detract from the curb appeal of this home
Example of a mountain style home design design in Toronto

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Home design - contemporary home design idea in San Francisco

Artificial Thatch applied to this rectangular structure. Hips and ridge seams are covered with half tile panels for fill in and to compliment the finished look.

Mid-sized mountain style exterior home photo in Toronto

Traditional exterior home idea in Dallas

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Home design - rustic home design idea in Houston

Life is brought back to the historic C&O Canal. In 2010, a blizzard devastated the 60-year-old Mulberry trees lining the historic Tow Path of the C&O Canal in Georgetown. D. A. Dunlevy was brought in to repair the damage and restore the beauty of this popular site. The challenge of finding a native species of tree that was also mature enough to have considerable height was met through a collaboration with the property owner and the National Park Service. Locally-sourced river birch, standing 30-40 feet tall, were brought in and planted, providing a fast return to the stately stretch of trail. A custom water feature and specialty plantings were also installed in the courtyard to add a peaceful place for taking in the views.