This was one of the first paver projects that I did in East Wneatchee, WA 2008.

This curve was pretty tough for my first paver job in 2007, but it turned out great.

My first paver job in 2008 was a big one.  I have a hard time doing things small!

This was a quick pad we did.  Removed the old one.  Put down weed fabric, 2: of compacted gravel and then 1/2" of sand to help with leveling out.

This was the first time we did a pad with border bricks.  I also learned it's way easier to use larger pavers.  The little ones are easir, but there are so many more that you will need.

Turned out to be great spot to hide from the hot afternoon sun! 

This was my largest retaining wall I have built to date.  There was 3 four foot tall block walls.  I stepped back at least six feet on each teir.  This job was quite a challenge, but looks great now!

This retired couple decided they did not want grass in their front yard anymore.  So we took it out along with a very large burning bush hedge.  The customer picked out some plants and trees so I tossed them where I thought they would look good and added some rock.  BOOM! New front yard.

The homeowners bought this from a local bulider as a spec home.  They loved the house, but not the landscape.  So we removed big and little rocks and pretty much all the existing plants and planted what the homeowner picked out from Emerald Desert Nursery.

The homeowners gave me free reighn on the side of their house.  This is about 75% complete.

The homeowner here wanted to have a nice flat playing field.  My son Brody is helping me out here in this pic. 

This sprinkler sytem currently has 24 stations with another acre to irrigate in the Spring of 2017.

The homwoners here wanted some privacy in their backyard.  So we built a 6' tall ceday fence.  We buy our wood fencing materials from Sunshine Lumber.  They are located behind Stans.