The most common question on a first visit is some version of how long this will take. The honest answer is that the building part is usually the shortest piece of it, and most of the calendar goes to things that are not construction at all. That gap is where frustration comes from. If someone […]
How Long a Backyard Project Actually Takes, Waiting Included Read More »
A couple in Grovetown had a paver patio they liked well enough but barely used after about 7pm most evenings, once the mosquitoes showed up and the citronella candles stopped being worth the trouble. They weren’t looking to build something new. They just wanted their existing patio to actually get used in the evenings the
How a Screen Room Changes What You Actually Do With an Existing Patio Read More »
Someone asked us last week whether we could “just enclose” their existing concrete patio. Simple enough question. Except “enclose” can mean about four different things, and the right answer depends entirely on what they actually want to do with the space once it’s closed in. That’s the part people searching for “patio enclosures” usually haven’t
Patio Enclosures: What You’re Actually Choosing Between Read More »
The most common question when someone decides to put in a patio is which material to use, and the honest answer is that it depends on what you care about most. Cost, appearance, durability, and maintenance all pull in different directions depending on which option you choose, and Augusta’s climate adds a few specific considerations
Patio Materials: What to Know Before You Commit Read More »