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1-Outdoor Kitchens BBQ Grills Construction Premier Grilling Frisco, TX

Tim Abbot — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 02:42:06 +0000

Premier Grilling, LLC offers a wide array of outdoor products including: the finest stainless steel natural gas and propane grills, grill components and accessories, wood fire brick ovens, patio furniture, hearth products and BBQ smokers for your outdoor cooking and entertainment spaces in North Dallas. Whether you live in Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, or anywhere in the greater Dallas area, Premier Grilling is only a short drive away. Our products come from the best manufacturers like Summerset, Chicago Brick Oven, KitchenAid, Summit, Traeger, Big Hat and more. Enjoy the fun and relaxation of a luxury vacation from the comfort of your own backyard living space by letting Premier Grilling help you create the setting that provides a lifetime of great food, great friends, great family, and great memories! Read more about us. We, at Premier Grilling, LLC have had a passion for outdoor cooking and entertaining for more than 30 years collectively. We have taken our enthusiasm for grilling, entertaining, and love for people and created the spaces that provide unforgettable experiences for your friends and family alike. We have design experts to help take your backyard ideas and turn them into a reality! Anyone who has hosted a party or backyard BBQ knows very well that the success of the gathering depends on the food as well as the environment in which it’s served. We make creating gourmet food in your own backyard simple and fun! With our guidance, our clients have been able …

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MNLA Landscape Awards 2010 – Design

Tim Abbot — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 04:27:52 +0000

Looking for a new design in your backyard? How about a different look to your front yard? Would you like a professionally-managed landscape that always looks fantastic? Or perhaps more hardscapes or plant material? Take a look at what MNLA’s landscape, design, and management professionals can do for you. The Minnesota Nursery & Landscape Association awarded these companies 2010 Landscape Awards in landscape design: Residential Front Yard Landscape Design Merit Award: Nathan Anderson of Ground One Enterprises of Minnesota Residential Rear Yard Landscape Design Merit Award: Jodi Axel of Axel Landscape Residential Rear Yard Landscape Design Merit Award: Jack Dorcey of Bever Landscaping Residential Rear Yard Landscape Design Merit Award: Alyson Landmark of Outdoor Environments, Inc. Residential Rear Yard Landscape Design Merit Award: David Kopfmann & Lincoln Danforth of Yardscapes, Inc. Residential Full Yard Landscape Design Merit Award: Christopher Ochs of Windsor Companies Commercial Landscape Design Merit Award: Clarissa Cooper of Scenic Specialties Landscape Center Specialty Projects Landscape Design Merit Award: Clayton Johnson of Yardscapes, Inc. Sustainable Environments Landscape Design Merit Award: Bob Renaud of Southview Design Residential Rear Yard Landscape Design Grand Honor Award: Pat Weiss of Ground One Enterprises of Minnesota Residential Full Yard Landscape Design Grand Honor Award: Mary Lou Clymer of Gertens Commercial Landscape Design Grand Honor Award: Jim …

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Brick Edging installed by Chris Orser Landscaping

Tim Abbot — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 11:25:50 +0000

Doylestown Landscaping www.orserlandscaping.comChris Orser Landscaping 215-249-1236 Bucks County, PA Doylestown Area; Chris Orser Landscaping will do what you want. We listen to the customer! Chris Orser Landscaping is a locally based, family-owned and operated company dedicated to providing excellent service and exemplary designs and installations. Chris Orser started the company in 1992 while attending Delaware Valley College for landscape management. Over the years, the business has grown and expanded to offer a broad range of lawn care and landscaping services with customized programs to meet the needs of our residential and commercial clients. Our satisfied customers are a testament to our success. We provide a wide variety of services to our costumers, such as hardscaping patios, walkways, and retaining walls. Our award winning landscapes cover a range of services between personal designs of planting flowers, trees, and shrubs. We also provide your general property management which consists of lawn mowing, trimming, fertilization and tree care. Seasonal work such as snow plowing, Ice Removal, and fall clean up is also available. Our goal is to provide a safe and lush environment for both homeowners, and animals alike. We enjoy pleasing our customers and seeing the finished products of our designs as much as you do! We appreciate you taking the time to consider us!

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Paver Designs from Chris Orser Landscaping

Tim Abbot — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 19:33:08 +0000

Doylestown Landscaping www.orserlandscaping.comChris Orser Landscaping 215-249-1236 Bucks County, PA Doylestown Area; Several of our past projects or samples of designs have been presented online for your viewing pleasure. We strive for perfection in our work, and only believe in quality services. Feel free to contact us with can questions you may have, or visit our website for further details or photos of hardscapes we perform! Chris Orser Landscaping will do what you want. We listen to the customer! Chris Orser Landscaping is a locally based, family-owned and operated company dedicated to providing excellent service and exemplary designs and installations. Chris Orser started the company in 1992 while attending Delaware Valley College for landscape management. Over the years, the business has grown and expanded to offer a broad range of lawn care and landscaping services with customized programs to meet the needs of our residential and commercial clients. Our satisfied customers are a testament to our success. We provide a wide variety of services to our costumers, such as hardscaping patios, walkways, and retaining walls. Our award winning landscapes cover a range of services between personal designs of planting flowers, trees, and shrubs. We also provide your general property management which consists of lawn mowing, trimming, fertilization and tree care. Seasonal work such as snow plowing, Ice Removal, and fall clean up is also available. Our goal is to provide a …

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Part 2 – “Curb Appeal & Simple Patio”

Tim Abbot — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 05:33:34 +0000

This house is basically a blank slate in the front and backyard. The homeowners want some curb appeal and more patio space in the backyard. It’s up to the 5 Star Design Team to make it happen! DARE TO DO SOMETHING COOL WITH YOUR BACKYARD!

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Japanese Maple trees from Chris Orser Landscaping

Tim Abbot — Mon, 10 May 2010 22:37:34 +0000

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Simple Patio Walkway Design Ideas for Your Lawn

Tim Abbot — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 19:13:32 +0000

No matter what size lawn your property has, you may want to consider adding a patio walkway to make it more functional or attractive. A patio walkway shows the thoughtful attitude you have toward guests who may be using your yard as well as your interest in making the lawn look appealing and well-kept. One or more walkways between porch and shed, or garage and shed, or merely around the property’s perimeter provides a structured look to the property and provides easy access among the various outbuildings where people may be working and need to move heavy equipment around.
If your shed is several hundred feet from the house or garage, you may want to put in a walkway that will let you move the lawn tractor, wheelbarrow, or cultivator, along with other garden tools and lawn equipment, from the shed closer to the house where it will be used. If the shed is dark or filled to overflowing, it makes sense to move items like this to a well-lit garage, or your porch where you can lay out tools for doing a tractor tune-up or changing the oil, or simply clean up rakes, mowers, and trimmers before using them the next time. The walkway will let you move heavier items on a brick or stone path that can handle the weight, rather than pushing these things over the grass and possibly killing it or causing ruts, particularly on a rainy day.
When you clean out the garage, you may want to move some unused things to storage in your shed. Using the wheelbarrow to transport boxes, crates, and cartons for storage in the shed’s loft will be easier than trundling across the lawn, dodging rocks, hills, and pets that may be leashed outdoors. The patio walkway makes for smoother movement, decreasing the risk that something will spill from the wheelbarrow, or that you will drop anything that you may be carrying. Just be sure to keep the walkway in good shape by sweeping away crumbled stone and removing weeds every few weeks.
A patio walkway around your property’s borders is a great place to walk n indoor dog on a leash for its toileting needs. That way you know where the dog is toileting, and you will have fewer concerns about the kids stepping or rolling in it when they play in the other areas of the lawn. If it is big enough, the patio walkway around the yard’s edge makes a nice area for strolling after dinner or in the moonlight in nice weather, especially if the walkway is accented by birdbaths, flowerbeds, and ground lights.
Your yard walkway can make lawn work easier. It can help you move heavy objects to various points of your property with convenience and ease. It also adds an attractive focal point that you can design for outdoor beauty. Find out how to put in a walkway yourself or the cost of getting professionals to do it for you so you can enjoy the added value of this helpful design.

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