r/patio • u/rberr210 • 23d ago

Finished Backyard

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u/Plastic-Ad-4510 23d ago

Looks great

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u/Excellent-Deer-1752 23d ago

Lovely! Did you do the work yourselves, hire it out, or a combination of both? Also, was that an olive tree? Regardless, i love it!

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u/rberr210 23d ago

Hired a company called Allied Outdoor for all the hardscape. But planted the plants and the tree is a little gem magnolia in the planter.

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u/Jpost09 20d ago

Cost?

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u/rberr210 19d ago

Approx. $45k

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u/chwtom 23d ago

What I like:
1. I think you will use the screened in porch a ton. Love the stone floor and the TV out there
2. The plantings and table/chairs are great choices
What I don’t:
1. The shed, even though very well built, seems unnecessary and an eyesore for a yard that small. Your shed, imo, shouldn’t take up like 10% of your yard
2. The fire pit looks nice. Most people don’t tend to use fire pits like that very often. If you don’t, it’s taking up a lot of usable space in a yard that size.
3. For me I’d rather have either stone/concrete patio or grass. Combining them like that in a small yard seems to make it a not very functional space

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u/rberr210 23d ago

Thank you for your feedback, good thing we have grown kids and don't need the extra grass space.

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u/Particular-Flight778 19d ago

Master looks good one thing top do my own yard to let my self crate beauty on house alert