Three Project Ideas to Transform Your Yard

What better way to enjoy your summer nights in New Hampshire than gathered around a fire pit on your backyard patio! If you have unused space in your yard and are looking for a great way to use it, this is the perfect addition. Having a fire pit built into your patio is the ideal spot for your friends and family to gather outside. People can hang out at a cookout during the day, and enjoy the fire pit through the night.

If that’s not enough reason to add a patio, you’ll also increase your home’s overall market value. More and more, people who are looking to buy homes are interested in the outdoor space. Having an amazing backyard fire pit and patio, is a great way to have your home be noticed, and ultimately lead to more money in your pocket.

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Flintelock Drive Fire Pit & Patio

Retaining walls not only serve a functional purpose, but they can also add aesthetics to your yard. They can be used to level off part of a yard, prevent erosion, or just make a yard look fantastic.

In this particular transformation, this Nashua home had an existing old rock retaining wall. While it served it’s purpose at one time, the age and type of rocks used prevented it from being completely leveled off or adding a separate patio space.

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Taschereua Retaining Wall

Walkways can help make a great first impression for people coming to your house. Having an old wore down brick or concrete walkway can make people feel unwelcome walking up to your home. Not to mention if it wasn’t properly installed, you could have weeds coming through making your walkway unsightly. If there are loose bricks or stones, your walkway could even pose as a tripping hazard. So do yourself a favor and ask ProScapes about how we can improve your current walkway, or add a new one.

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Jeremy Lane Walkway