You have the eye for beautiful landscaping,bty, love how you use curves and not straight lines and you have perfect color scheme for each yard you do,and I can see your passion for what you do, great job 👍.
Gorgeous! Amazing! I love it! Now, what kind of dirt is that? That soil look gray to me. I love the pavers. What kind or colors are they? Can you tell me the color and sizes used on that project?
The reason it is a stain and NOT a paint is; paint is a solid barrier. Think of it like a layer of saran wrap... it’s meant to completely seal up those pours Gary is talking about... STAIN HOWEVER...Is designed to penetrate the surface. It allows for “breathing” of the substrate. Wood and concrete might need to flex with conditions... obviously... only stain will allow for “breathing” of the substrate. Paint will only seal up and then inhibit moisture bearing. Paint will cause moisture to be trapped within the substrate causing spalling, cracking and eventually failure of the substrate... NEVER PAINT AN OUTDOOR CONCRETE SUBSTRATE OF ANY KIND, EVER! Only use SOLID STAIN!
You have the eye for beautiful landscaping,bty, love how you use curves and not straight lines and you have perfect color scheme for each yard you do,and I can see your passion for what you do, great job 👍.
Beautiful, but I would love to know the cost of just one of the palm trees! 🌴The paver cost out of this world! 🪐
Beautiful Gary! Can’t wait to see the next phase.
Absolutely beautiful! Great job Gary, regards, Robin
Amazing transformation! Incredible what design can do.
Looking great Gary, well presented...
Looks fabulous. I always enjoy your work. Wish I had you here in Colorado.
Good, happy safe workers...wow 12 tree at once !!!
Can you tell me the name of the plants your use to create a privacy wall?
Gorgeous! Amazing! I love it! Now, what kind of dirt is that? That soil look gray to me. I love the pavers. What kind or colors are they? Can you tell me the color and sizes used on that project?
The reason it is a stain and NOT a paint is; paint is a solid barrier. Think of it like a layer of saran wrap... it’s meant to completely seal up those pours Gary is talking about... STAIN HOWEVER...Is designed to penetrate the surface. It allows for “breathing” of the substrate. Wood and concrete might need to flex with conditions... obviously... only stain will allow for “breathing” of the substrate. Paint will only seal up and then inhibit moisture bearing. Paint will cause moisture to be trapped within the substrate causing spalling, cracking and eventually failure of the substrate...
NEVER PAINT AN OUTDOOR CONCRETE SUBSTRATE OF ANY KIND, EVER! Only use SOLID STAIN!
I can tell you know your stuff thanks for the comment