moves ever closer to its end.
Team :
Architecture- Liam O’Flaherty
Engineering - Det Doring
Landscape Exterior Design - Michelle Derviss
Fine Carpentry - Dan Young Construction
Pool Construction - Adams Pool
Masonry - Chavez Landscape
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OMG, that last pic really tells a story. Great transformation. Matti
ReplyDeleteWow, do you know what they finished the trellis with? It looks illuminous!
ReplyDeleteChristine,
ReplyDeleteWe have solar panels waiting to be installed.
They will provide much needed shade to this sitting area and also provide an energy source to the house.
I was surprised when I went up to the site to take these photos. I was expecting the panels to be on and the new furniture unpacked and set up on the deck.
Hopefully this week that will happen.
Matti, thanks for your thoughts. It was quite a transformation.
Michelle, I see you listed:
ReplyDeleteMasonry - Chavez Landscape
Are you and Chavez not working as a team anymore...
Patrick,
ReplyDeleteMiguel and I still work together but we don't operate as a single company.
Long story with a good ending. All is well.
We've been pounding rocks, rebar and dirt clods together for almost 20 years.
His nephew ( also a Chavez ) is at the helm of the biz now and we hope to expand into the commercial market as well as keep the residential design operational.
Hi Christine,
ReplyDeleteSorry for the delayed answer.
The trelllis is cedar and they used a sealer that I was not familiar with. It was a series of 3 letters followed by a number.
I'll try to find out from the painters.