Time-lapse Remodel - Frisco, Tx

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May 9, 2011
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Thought some of you might enjoy this. Time-lapse video of a 4 month backyard renovation including extensive remodel of an early 80's pool (plaster, tile, coping, equipment, lighting), new water feature, replace aggregate deck with travertine pavers, integrated boulders and custom masonry, re-grade lot, french drains, sump pumps, dry riverbed, firepit, and complete landscaping package. Design and build by Aquaterra Outdoors in Frisco, TX.

Please excuse the amateur nature of the video - it was fun to put together!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_SoV73TVeU

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Thanks, Suz! If there's one thing I have, its tons of pictures. See link below:

https://flic.kr/s/aHskApve3Q

The plaster is Durazzo 'Paradise Blue' with a Lueder limestone coping. The pavers are Noche Travertine in a Versaille pattern. Not drift roses as Rose Rosette has wiped out every single rose bush we had (including the drift roses). The plants in the middle-rear of the water feature are Majestic Indian Hawthorns.
 
Thank you so much for the extra photos! Your place is so peaceful and lovely - I could truly relax there! What an awesome video - really fun to watch! I love when the rains came in the video - they show off how well your dry riverbed works - serves it's purpose well! I need something like that on the sides of my house. The pool color is perfectly named, 'Paradise Blue' - gorgeous. Your coping is perfect how it contrasts with the Travertine. I have the Noche also and love it. I'm heartsick for you over the loss of your roses. I didn't know about Rose Rosette. I'd hate to lose our roses. We WILL need pictures when the plumeria bloom.
Great job!!!
 
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