- CULTURED STONE
- CHIMNEYS
- PUBLIC SPACE
- DRIVEWAYS
- PATIOS
- ENTRYWAYS
- WALKWAYS
- VENEERS
- WALLS
- WATER FEATURES
- OUTDOOR GRILLING
- FIREPLACES
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WATER FEATURES
A Bolton Home
Connecticut Tan Fieldstone, retaining walls with Natural Cap.
Originally this hill was covered with overgrowth. We constructed 5 walls with several waterfalls using 2 separate pumping systems, pumping over 11,000 gallons of water per hour, over a rise of 30' high.
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WATER FEATURES
A Bolton Home
Connecticut Tan Fieldstone, retaining walls with Natural Cap.
Originally this hill was covered with overgrowth. We constructed 5 walls with several waterfalls using 2 separate pumping systems, pumping over 11,000 gallons of water per hour, over a rise of 30' high.
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WATER FEATURES
A Bolton Home
Connecticut Tan Fieldstone, retaining walls with Natural Cap.
Originally this hill was covered with overgrowth. We constructed 5 walls with several waterfalls using 2 separate pumping systems, pumping over 11,000 gallons of water per hour, over a rise of 30' high.
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WATER FEATURES
A Bolton Home
Connecticut Tan Fieldstone, retaining walls with Natural Cap.
Originally this hill was covered with overgrowth. We constructed 5 walls with several waterfalls using 2 separate pumping systems, pumping over 11,000 gallons of water per hour, over a rise of 30' high.
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WATER FEATURES
A Bolton Home
Connecticut Tan Fieldstone, retaining walls with Natural Cap.
Originally this hill was covered with overgrowth. We constructed 5 walls with several waterfalls using 2 separate pumping systems, pumping over 11,000 gallons of water per hour, over a rise of 30' high.
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WATER FEATURES
A Bolton Home
Connecticut Tan Fieldstone, retaining walls with Natural Cap.
Originally this hill was covered with overgrowth. We constructed 5 walls with several waterfalls using 2 separate pumping systems, pumping over 11,000 gallons of water per hour, over a rise of 30' high.
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WATER FEATURES
Rangeley, Maine Log Cabin
Connecticut tan veneer stone water wall.
This project required a rubber liner to be installed behind the stone and also used in the catch basin. Water is pumped from the catch basin to the top.
