The Graber residence from above: river-rock beds curving around the house past a cedar fence, fresh sod squares knitting into the lawn and the drive at right.

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The Graber frontage from above: new sod laid in strips, a boulder-and-rock bed at the corner of the house and a curved mulched bed along the walk.

White rock beds wrapping a brick window well from above, with a curved brick-edged planter and young shrubs set through the rock.

The Riley frontage from above: a curved seat wall holding a gravel bed of new plantings, the steps and porch behind and fresh sod beyond.

A concrete walk curving between the house and its garage from above, with black slate rock beds and young grasses along it.

The front corner bed: a curved block retaining wall with a stone cap holding a mulched island of trees and shrubs, the drive and house behind it.

The McPherson entry steps and iron railing, with red yucca in black rock at the foot of the block wall.

A brick frontage with new columnar junipers, a young spruce and a boulder set in a fresh mulched bed along the curved walk.

The corner of the building at night, where the lit roofline meets the illuminated sign above the entrance.

The Debroata house from the street after the pour: the new drive and walk across the full frontage, the car parked at the garage.

The Grainger back lawn from above, the arbour and stone wall at the far end and the cedar fence around it.

The Kellie stone-and-brick frontage from above, white rock beds either side of the walk and the flag by the door.

A finished slate rock bed at the Kumar Residence sweeping around the base of a mature tree beneath a raised deck, with new low planting at its edge.

The new service walkway running down the side of the house to the HVAC unit, poured clear of the lawn.

A tuft of grass in black rock at the foot of the McPherson block wall, close, the walk falling out of focus behind it.

A dry-stacked natural stone wall holding a planted bank above the lawn, with a cedar privacy fence running behind it.

A two-tier segmental block retaining wall stepping along a freshly graded slope, bare soil in the foreground and new grass rising behind it.

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This month’s transformation

Earthworks Landscaping completed a full renovation of approximately 550 square feet of landscape beds at the Hall residence in three days from start to finish.

Landscape Beds
Commercial Grade Landscape Fabric
Improved Drainage

The Kellie frontage from above: grey rock beds wrapping the stone-and-brick entry, young shrubs spaced through them and the walk curving down to the drive.

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Behind the Scenes

Excavation, base prep, posts and pours — where every finished photograph on this site started.

A crew member working along the edge of a commercial roof above a line of parked cars, under a clear winter sky.

A back garden at dusk, with uplights washing the trees along a cedar fence, path lights through the beds and a lit arbour at the far end of the lawn.

A new bed by the pond, edged and planted with grasses and juniper around a utility pedestal, with a boulder set in the foreground.

A crew member in Earthworks cap and vest working a machine across a bed of river rock, eyes down, under a clear summer sky.

A front garden stripped back to bare soil with stone staged across it ready to be set, the suburban street and neighbouring houses in the background.

A crew member in Earthworks cap and vest taking a phone call at the kerb, with new ornamental grasses planted through fabric in the bed behind him.

Looking straight down from above onto two crew members working along a commercial roofline, with the parked cars of the lot below them.

Three of the crew at a client's front steps, one pointing out the bed line to the other two.

Two crew members kneeling along the parapet of a flat commercial roof, fixing a run of trim, with the town and its bare autumn trees behind them.

Fence posts braced plumb in freshly dug holes along the side of a house, with bags of concrete mix waiting on the grass beside them.

Pallets of paving slabs and bagged material staged on a front lawn beside a ground-out tree stump, with an Earthworks sign at the kerb and the house waiting behind.

Aerial view of the finished Kumar Residence front landscape, with curved decorative rock beds edged in aluminium and a new walkway.

A new bed cut around a utility pedestal beside a concrete path, planted with ornamental grasses and young conifers in fresh soil, with a pond and mown grass beyond.

A job site at dusk: a planted bed with path lights already set along a house, a large limestone boulder waiting on the lawn, and a ladder laid down beside it.

Bagged material stacked at the foot of a porch behind a ladder laid on its side, with the handrail, steps and front door beyond.

A freshly poured concrete patio at the back of a house, seen from above, with the ground around it still graded bare soil awaiting its finish.

The back of an Earthworks Design·Build work shirt, worn mid-job in a sunlit yard, bucket hat above and gravel below.

Two Earthworks crew members in branded workwear talking across the arm of an excavator on a job site, under a clear sky.

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