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Lockett Ranches Outdoor Entertainment Space

April 1, 2019 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

View of outdoor living space from the home
View of outdoor living space from the home

This Lockett Ranches home was lacking in an outdoor entertainment and living space. The homeowners wanted an inviting space for time with the family and entertaining guests. This space included an outdoor kitchen with an outdoor BBQ and drop in cooler by Bull BBQ with custom granite countertops by Stone Creations. The kitchen rested upon a patio constructed with locally harvested chocolate flagstone. The existing concrete patio was covered by a custom-built pergola completed with stone veneer pillars to match the home. A natural gas firepit off the patio area was constructed on top of a locally sourced chocolate flagstone patio. This area was designed to be another inviting usable space for entertaining and enjoying cool mountain evenings in Northern Arizona.

Natural gas firepit atop locally harvested chocolate flagstone patio
View of entire project from the home
View of entire project from the home
Outdoor kitchen was constructed with stone veneer to match the home and custom granite countertops. The outdoor kitchen consists of built in BBQ, drop in cooler, BBQ light, access doors, and double drawers
Outdoor kitchen was constructed with stone veneer to match the home and custom granite countertops. The outdoor kitchen consists of built in BBQ, drop in cooler, BBQ light, access doors, and double drawers
Overview of the outdoor kitchen
Overview of the outdoor kitchen
Dining area underneath pergola
Dining area underneath pergola
Overview of dining area underneath pergola with locally harvested chocolate flagstone stepping stones
Overview of dining area underneath pergola with locally harvested chocolate flagstone stepping stones

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Sustainable Backyard Landscaping

April 1, 2019 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

This existing client wanted to beautify her backyard. She wanted to create an outdoor living space with sustainability in mind. The goal was to create a relaxing, beautiful, and quiet environment, while incorporating the use of rainwater for irrigation. Perennial plantings, aspen trees, and flowering shrubs were utilized to enhance the backyard. A trellis with climbing vines was installed to create privacy and serenity.

Perennial flowers, shrubs, and Aspen trees add a lush splash of seasonal color to this backyard. Natural elements, such as Malpais boulders were added to create a balance between the soft and hard landscape elements. Trellis and climbing vines will create a sense of privacy in this backyard oasis.
Perennial flowers, shrubs, and Aspen trees add a lush splash of seasonal color to this backyard. Natural elements, such as Malpais boulders were added to create a balance between the soft and hard landscape elements. Trellis and climbing vines will create a sense of privacy in this backyard oasis.
Perennial plantings and shrubs with trellis screen and climbing vines in the background.
Perennial plantings and shrubs with trellis screen and climbing vines in the background.
Perennial flower details
Perennial flower details
530 gallon rainwater harvest tank
530 gallon rainwater harvest tank is utilized to capture rainwater directly off the roof via a downspout. Amazingly, 1 inch of rain on 1000 square feet of roof area can collect 600 gallons of rainwater. INSERT USAGE This rainwater tank regularly reaches capacity during monsoon season and winter storms. Water from the rainwater tank directly feeds to the backyard plantings through a conventional drip irrigation system. This system creates a sustainable way to maintain a beautiful garden, while capturing a free precious resource.
Shrubs in mounded backyard area
The landscaped area was mounded to provide dimension and elevation to the landscape. Locally harvested Malpais boulders were placed to help create a more natural appearance. Perennial flowers, shrubs, and Aspen trees were planted to beautify the area. Rainwater harvesting was installed to irrigate the plantings.
Perennial plantings create a haven for pollinators in this backyard.
Perennial plantings create a haven for pollinators in this backyard.
Backyard detail complete with privacy trellis, perennial plantings, and shrubs.
Backyard detail complete with privacy trellis, perennial plantings, and shrubs. This landscape met the owner’s landscape goals for peaceful, relaxing, sustainable, and beautiful.
Perennial flowers, including Shasta Daisies and Purple Coneflowers, flowering shrubs, including Bluemist Spirea and Red Twig Dogwoods
Perennial flowers, including Shasta Daisies and Purple Coneflowers, flowering shrubs, including Bluemist Spirea and Red Twig Dogwoods were utilized to provide a variety of color throughout the growing season. Quaking Aspens were strategically placed to provide height in the landscape and privacy.

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Historic Home Flagstone Rehab

April 1, 2019 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

The goal of this project was to rehab the flagstone patios, walkways, and stairs of this early 20th century home that is on the Historic Registry. The objective was to preserve the character of the original architecture. Locally harvested chocolate flagstone was utilized to create congruency between the natural stone of the home and the appearance of the patios. Most images contained in this portfolio are before and after images of the project.

Before and after pictures of the dilapidated patio replaced by the reconstructed flagstone patio
Before and after pictures of the dilapidated patio replaced by the reconstructed flagstone patio
Before and after pictures of the top of the flagstone stairs and walkway leading to the flagstone patio
Before and after pictures of the top of the flagstone stairs and walkway leading to the flagstone patio
Before and after of the reconstructed flagstone patio
Before and after of the reconstructed flagstone patio
Before and after aerial pictures of the flagstone patio, stairs, and walkway on the opposite end of the home
Before and after aerial pictures of the flagstone patio, stairs, and walkway on the opposite end of the home
Before and after pictures of the new flagstone stairs leading to the garden
Before and after pictures of the new flagstone stairs leading to the garden
Before and after picture of the locally harvested chocolate flagstone steps, walkway, and patio. Retaining wall was constructed to keep patio secure, as the original patio deteriorated into the hillside over decades.
Before and after picture of the locally harvested chocolate flagstone steps, walkway, and patio. Retaining wall was constructed to keep patio secure, as the original patio deteriorated into the hillside over decades.
Before and after detail of the flagstone stairs
Before and after detail of the flagstone stairs
Before and after aerial pictures of the rehabbed flagstone walkway
Before and after aerial pictures of the rehabbed flagstone walkway

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Coyote Springs Outdoor Entertaining Space

April 1, 2019 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

Natural gas firepit looking towards playground
Natural gas firepit looking towards playground

This project in Coyote Springs was designed to be an extension of the living and entertaining space for this growing family. A large paver patio was installed as usable space for the family. The paver patio also provided a surface for a hot tub, an outdoor kitchen, and a firepit seating area. The feather rock and custom concrete tops were provide by our local partner, Green Mountain Construction. The galley kitchen was complete with a gas BBQ and side burner, outdoor refrigerator, and a kegerator. Custom concrete countertops were requested for their versatility and beauty. The turf area and the wood chip playground area were installed to create an oasis for the children, which is surrounded by native plantings opening to the forest beyond. These combined features created a great entertainment and play area for this family to complement their lifestyle.

Natural gas firepit with feather rock and custom concrete tops provided by Green Mountain Construction
Natural gas firepit with feather rock and custom concrete tops provided by Green Mountain Construction.
Soft fall woodchip playground area
Soft fall woodchip playground area
Outdoor galley kitchen, paver patio, natural gas firepit with seating area, and turf and playground area
Outdoor galley kitchen, paver patio, natural gas firepit with seating area, and turf and playground area
Natural gas firepit and seating area complete with custom made concrete tops
Natural gas firepit and seating area complete with custom made concrete tops
Built in natural gas BBQ and sideburner
Built in natural gas BBQ and sideburner
Kegerator and refrigerator rated for outdoor use complete with custom concrete countertops
Kegerator and refrigerator rated for outdoor use complete with custom concrete countertops
Galley kitchen looking towards landscape and forest
Galley kitchen looking towards landscape and forest
Galley kitchen looking towards landscape and forest
Galley kitchen looking towards landscape and forest
Custom concrete countertop detail
Custom concrete countertop detail
Flagstaff backyard landscaping
Native plantings to beautify the landscape
Accent grasses and flowering shrubs
Accent grasses and flowering shrubs
Turf area looking towards house and the outdoor galley kitchen
Turf area looking towards house and the outdoor galley kitchen

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Cherry Hill Backyard Installation

April 1, 2019 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

Paver seating area looking towards the backyard This Cherry Hill home backyard was overgrown and was greatly in need of a new landscape. The backyard was essentially scraped down to the dirt and completely redesigned. The homeowner desired a usable space to enjoy the cool summer nights and for entertaining friends and family. This design included installation of a large paver patio with a seat wall and a natural gas firepit. The patio was also used for a hot tub pad. An irrigation system with a rain sensor was installed for the new sod area and the raised garden bed. Gravel was installed around the landscape to create a finished appearance. Locally harvested chocolate flagstone was utilized for stepping stones from the patio to the raised garden bed. Native plantings were installed to beautify the space.

Paver patio and seat wall surrounding natural gas firepit
Paver patio and seat wall surrounding natural gas firepit
Raised planter bed surrounded by gravel and native plantings
Raised planter bed surrounded by gravel and native plantings
Overview of paver patio and landscape
Overview of paver patio and landscape
Paver patio and seat wall surrounding natural gas firepit with turf area in background
Paver patio and seat wall surrounding natural gas firepit with turf area in background
Backyard in Flagstaff
Turf area surrounded by gravel and native landscape plantings. The raised garden bed was constructed with large pressure treated timbers to ensure longevity. Locally harvested chocolate flagstone stepping stones were placed to lead from the patio to the garden planter.
Cherry Hill Flagstaff Home backyard remodel
Turf area surrounded by gravel and native landscape plantings. The raised garden bed was constructed with large pressure treated timbers to ensure longevity. Locally harvested chocolate flagstone stepping stones were placed to lead from the patio to the garden planter.
Paver seating area looking towards the backyard

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Pine Canyon Landscape Installation & Water Feature

September 30, 2017 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

Perennial plantings along water feature
Perennial plantings along water feature

This new landscape installation was designed to complement this custom built home in Pine Canyon Golf Club. Landscape berms were created for privacy and depth. Native and drought-tolerant plants were planted with irrigation to enhance the landscape. Locally-harvested flagstone was installed to create functional pathways. Native limestone boulders were placed throughout the landscape, along with Limestone rip rap swales for drainage. Harmony Builders built a custom Telluride Stone water feature to which Deep Roots installed the pump and plumbing fittings for functionality. Annual plantings at the entry pillars were planted for seasonal color.

Annual plants to add seasonal color and accentuate the entry way. Rip rap and boulders with native perennials.
Annual plants to add seasonal color and accentuate the entry way. Rip rap and boulders with native perennials.
Limestone drainage feature with trees and drought tolerant perennial plants
Limestone drainage feature with trees and drought tolerant perennial plants
Annual color at entry pillar with irrigation for convenience
Annual color at entry pillar with irrigation for convenience
Large limestone boulders with plantings
Large limestone boulders with plantings
Perenial flowers in bloom
Perennial flowers in bloom
Landscape berm with perennial plantings in bloom with flagstone pathway
Landscape berm with perennial plantings in bloom with flagstone pathway
Trees and drought tolerant plantings to accent water feature
Trees and drought tolerant plantings to accent water feature
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Landscape berm with perennials in bloom. Boulders added to create a natural appearance
Landscape berm with perennials in bloom. Boulders added to create a natural appearance
Perenial plantings along water feature
Perenial plantings along water feature
Perennial plantings along water feature
Perennial plantings along water feature
Collaboration between Harmony Builders and Deep Roots to build this custom water feature
Collaboration between Harmony Builders and Deep Roots to build this custom water feature
Perennial flowers in bloom
Perennial flowers in bloom
Perennial flowers in bloom
Perennial flowers in bloom
Trees and drought tolerant plantings to accent water feature
Trees and drought tolerant plantings to accent water feature
View from cart path of water feature, pathway, and plantings
View from cart path of water feature, pathway, and plantings

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Lockett Ranches Landscape Renovation

September 25, 2017 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

The goal of this project was to enhance this Lockett Ranches home with a variety of landscape elements.  An existing concrete slab was overlaid with locally sourced Quartzite flagstone.  A natural gas fire feature was constructed of malpais stones and boulders to create an inviting outdoor living space. Native plantings with irrigation and large evergreen trees were placed strategically for privacy. Native perennials and shrubs were utilized to complement the outdoor space and to create seasonal color.

Quartsite flagstone patio with perennials plantings and malpais fire feature
Quartsite flagstone patio with perennials plantings and malpais fire feature

The original front entryway was in need of major restoration to create a more inviting feel. A low voltage lighting system was installed to guide homeowners and guests down the long, winding driveway. Path lighting was installed to illuminate a newly constructed Quartzite flagstone walkway leading to the front door. Downward accent lights were installed to create splashes of illumination on the newly installed berms and plantings. Native and drought tolerant shrubs and perennials were installed along the meandering pathway leading to the front door. 

At the front of the driveway, an address marker with lighting was installed to clearly mark the home. A berm, irrigation, and native shrubs were installed to create an inviting appearance to the entrance of the driveway. The before and after pictures highlight the dramatic transformation of this landscape. 

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Walkway accentuated by native plantings
Walkway accentuated by native plantings
Fire feature framed by evergreen trees for privacy. Quartzite stepping stones leads into the property
Fire feature framed by evergreen trees for privacy. Quartzite stepping stones leads into the property
Mapais fire feature with evergreen trees for privacy
Malpais fire feature with evergreen trees for privacy
Front yard entry
Front yard entry
Drought tolerant plantings accentuate the living space
Drought tolerant plantings accentuate the living space
Low voltage downlights were chosen to illuminate walkway leading to the front entry
Low voltage downlights were chosen to illuminate walkway leading to the front entry
Evergreen trees help create privacy for outdoor living space
Evergreen trees help create privacy for outdoor living space
Alternate view of flagstone patio
Alternate view of flagstone patio
Natural gas fire feature detail
Natural gas fire feature detail
Locally harvested malpais fire feature framed by evergreen trees and shrubs
Locally harvested malpais fire feature framed by evergreen trees and shrubs
Malpais gas fire feature incorporated into Quartzite flagstone patio
Malpais gas fire feature incorporated into Quartzite flagstone patio
Quartzite flagstone surface detail and natural color variation
Quartzite flagstone surface detail and natural color variation
Meandering Quartzite patio to front entry illuminated and accentuated by native plantings on top of landscape berms
Meandering Quartzite patio to front entry illuminated and accentuated by native plantings on top of landscape berms
Illuminated driveway entrance
Illuminated driveway entrance
Illuminated steel address marker affixed to native malpais boulder
Illuminated steel address marker affixed to native malpais boulder
Uplight utilized to illuminate address marker
Uplight utilized to illuminate address marker
Address marker with low voltage lighting placed on berm with native shrubs
Address marker with low voltage lighting placed on berm with native shrubs
Address marker with low voltage lighting placed on berm with native shrubs
Address marker with low voltage lighting placed on berm with native shrubs
Address marker with low voltage lighting placed on berm with native shrubs
Address marker with low voltage lighting placed on berm with native shrubs

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Pine Canyon Custom Landscape

April 14, 2017 By Ashby and Meredith Smith

Deep Roots Landscaping was a subcontractor for Castilleja Landscape and Design on this fantastic project. Lainie, owner of Castilleja Landscape and Design, designed this xeriscape project with native and drought tolerant plants and trees to compliment this amazing home.  A low voltage lighting system equipped with smart technology was installed during the project to both accent landscape features and to illuminate the hardscape.

Multiple 12-14 foot evergreen trees were planted around the property to create the appearance of an established landscape.
Multiple 12-14 foot evergreen trees were planted around the property to create the appearance of an established landscape.
Native shrubs and vines accenting limestone retaining walls
Native shrubs and vines accenting limestone retaining walls
Native plants throughout the backyard
Native plants throughout the backyard
Virginia Creeper displays fall foliage as it grows along the limestone boulder retaining wall and the home's natural stone veneer
Virginia Creeper displays fall foliage as it grows along the limestone boulder retaining wall and the home’s natural stone veneer
Native shrubs and perennial plants display contrasting depth and color at the front entry of the home
Native shrubs and perennial plants display contrasting depth and color at the front entry of the home
Russian sage and Virginia Creeper along front limestone retaining wall
Russian sage and Virginia Creeper along front limestone retaining wall
Native flower species thriving throughout this custom landscape
Native flower species thriving throughout this custom landscape
Ratibita and Russian sage in full bloom
Ratibita and Russian sage in full bloom
Telluride stone boulders and flowers, such as native geraniums and penstemon, were place throughout the landscape
Telluride stone boulders and flowers, such as native geraniums and penstemon, were place throughout the landscape
Fall foliage
Fall foliage

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Creating Movement Through Landscape

May 12, 2016 By brad

This job illustrated an amazing transformation from an unused space to an incredible outdoor living environment. A natural gas firepit was constructed with chocolate flagstone and locally harvested malapais veneer.  The firepit is centered on a chocolate flagstone patio.  A level area was enclosed with landscape timbers and a thick layer of soft fall wood chips was installed to accommodate a safe childrens’ playground area.  A water feature was constructed with locally harvested malapais accented with perennial flowers and shrubs to create movement and a natural ambiance.  The clients are enjoying relaxing in the beauty of the landscape.  A big thank you to Ed Dunn at ED Studio for capturing these images.

Firepit illuminating a beautiful summer night
Firepit illuminating a beautiful summer night
Water feature and planting detail 1
Water feature and planting detail 1
Water feature and planting detail 2
Water feature and planting detail 2
Waterfall stream with native plantings
Waterfall stream with native plantings
Waterfall stream with native plantings
Waterfall stream with native plantings
Fire dance
Fire dance
Fire pit seating area
Fire pit seating area
Firepit encompassed by a locally harvested chocolate flagstone patio
Firepit encompassed by a locally harvested chocolate flagstone patio

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Shadow Mountain Outdoor Living Space

October 5, 2014 By brad

Thanks again for the beautiful space ... we are looking forward to spending many summer nights on our new patio!

Charlie & Jenny ~ Flagstaff, Arizona October 5, 2014

The customers wanted more useable living space in their sloped, unmaintained backyard. A design was created to tier the sloped backyard with site harvested boulders and rocks. A formal chocolate Flagstone pathway and steps opens to a beautiful patio. A babbling pond-less water feature runs alongside the patio and pathway to create a serene, relaxing environment. Low voltage lighting was incorporated for functionality along the pathway and aesthetics within the water feature. Low voltage up lighting was used to accent native plants and trees. Native plantings were integrated in the design to bloom throughout the growing season. All native plants in the design are drought tolerant and low maintenance.

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This before picture shows the sloped, underutilized backyard. This is the site of the pondless water feature and rock wall.
This before picture shows the sloped, underutilized backyard. This is the site of the pondless water feature and rock wall.
This before picture shows the sloped, underutilized backyard. This is the site of the pondless water feature and rock wall.
This before picture shows the sloped, underutilized backyard. This is the site of the pondless water feature and rock wall.
Locally harvested Chocolate Flagstone walkway and steps illuminated at dusk by low voltage lighting.
Locally harvested Chocolate Flagstone walkway and steps illuminated at dusk by low voltage lighting.
Locally harvested Chocolate Flagstone patio atop large site harvested boulders and rock work. Pondless water feature with falls accented by low voltage lighting.
Locally harvested Chocolate Flagstone patio atop large site harvested boulders and rock work. Pondless water feature with falls accented by low voltage lighting.
Pondless water feature and rock work detail accented by low voltage lighting.
Pondless water feature and rock work detail accented by low voltage lighting.

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Client Testimonial

Patio entryway done well.

Ashby and company are great to work with. They arrive when they say they will, they work efficiently and productively as a team but also are very professional in the way they go about accomplishing the project, which in our case was a front patio and entryway re-do.

John Hanson ~Flagstaff, Arizona

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