Project Feature - Pavers, Stone N' Retaining Walls!

Project Information

If you haven't yet learned about the many services C N'R offers and the C N' R servicemark
"One Call... One Company!"^SM ; this project from 2010 is a prime example of both the wide array of services C N'R offers and the amazing results C N'R delivers.

Whether you are interested in retaining walls, pavers, landscape lighting, drain tile, pond/water features, steps, mulch, and rock OR simply seeing what C N'R can do - you've come to the right place!

Please take a moment to browse this project below and imagine all the possibilities of what C N'R can do for you!

Below we have included several 'Before - During - After' sequences with additional project information. Click on any photo to see a larger version.
There are also some additional photos of various stages of the project

Note: This navigation bar located through the page will help you navigate your way though the project!
-- Go To: -- Driveway -- Patio -- Front Walk -- Fountain -- Back to top --

Project Facts - Materials Used

113.5 Tons - Class 5 Rock Fill
13.5 Tons - Course Sand
110 Linear Feet - Drain Tile
11 Tons - 3/4" River Rock
1065 Sq Ft - Bogert Cobble Pavers
245 Sq Ft - Interlock Holland Pavers
1350 Lbs - Polymeric Sand
240 Sq Ft - Manor Block Cobble Wall
105 Sq Ft - Fond du Lac Stone Wall
38 Linear Feet - In-Ground Drain N' Grate
3 Yards - Hardwood Bark Mulch
.1 Ton - Fond Du Lac Steppers
Coppertino Rust Steel - Landscape Lighting
20 Rolls of sod
52 Tons Concrete and Rebar Removed

Project Highlights

This 2010 project included many important aspects:

Concrete driveway removal and replacement with Bogert Cobble pavers and Interlock Holland pavers
- Also included a driveway apron removal and replacement including concrete sidewalk
Concrete sidewalk/stoop removal and replacement with Bogert Cobble pavers and Interlock Holland pavers
Concrete step tearout and replacement with Fond Du Lac stone steps
Concrete patio removal and replacement with Bogert Cobble pavers and Interlock Holland pavers
- Also included installation of drain tile and channel drain
Concrete ramped sidewalk removal and replacement with Fond Du Lac steps
Water fountain/feature relocated and updated pump system
Drainage / drain tile installation
Fond Du Lac Stone retaining wall installation

The Driveway N' Cobble Wall:

The driveway began as an un-even cracked concrete area as shown below. 24 Tons of concrete and rebar were broken up and removed.
After some of the old underlay dirt was removed, Class 5 rock fill was used to create a stable underlay for the new cobble paver driveway.
The Class 5 fill was generally installed to a depth of 12" however in some areas where C N' R found very soft and sandy areas, the thickness of the Class 5 fill was installed to 18" in depth.
925 square feet of pavers were installed as part of the driveway replacement - including the decorative trim and circular medallion design show in the photos below.
Be sure to notice the tight integration of the pavers with the existing garage, house wall, sidewalls and driveway apron.

-- Go To: -- Driveway -- Patio -- Front Walk -- Fountain -- Back to top --

The Patio Area (including Stone Retaining Wall, Patio Pavers, Steps, Irrigation, Lighting, Drainage, Steppers and Fence)

The patio portion of this project involved many parts. C N'R Removed 20 tons of concrete and rebar to prepare the area for the new paver patio with integrated grate drains and drain tile system. Approximately 850 square feet of pavers were installed, including the decorative trim pavers and circular medallion design. After some of the old underlay dirt was removed, Class 5 rock fill was used to create a stable underlay for the new cobble paver patio. A retaining wall was built which included 105 square feet of Fond Du Lac stone and integrated Fond Du Lac steps where sloped concrete was removed. In addition, some bushes were removed and new pavers, mulch and a fence were installed. A bubbling fountain style water feature was also re-built as part of this project, a separate section is dedicate to that. As you can see in the photos below, each of the pieces really come together to create a stunning outdoor living space.