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.
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- Before and after pictures of the dilapidated patio replaced by the reconstructed flagstone patio
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- Before and after pictures of the top of the flagstone stairs and walkway leading to the flagstone patio
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- Before and after of the reconstructed flagstone patio
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- Before and after aerial pictures of the flagstone patio, stairs, and walkway on the opposite end of the home
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- Before and after pictures of the new flagstone stairs leading to the garden
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- 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.
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- Before and after detail of the flagstone stairs
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- Before and after aerial pictures of the rehabbed flagstone walkway
