An old asphalt driveway with weeds, running along a white vinyl fence to a picnic table. — Before: an asphalt driveway along a white fence.After: a flagstone path, grasses, perennials and a patio.

The same space as a winding flagstone path through ornamental grasses and perennials to a patio with a dining set. — Before: an asphalt driveway along a white fence.After: a flagstone path, grasses, perennials and a patio.

Before and after

Name: Scout Mountain Landscaping
Address: 354 S 7th Ave, Pocatello, ID, 83201, US
Telephone: +15037054306
Rating: 5.0

We have transformed spaces from an asphalt driveway to a thriving garden and patio, a hillside of dirt and weeds to a stone retaining wall and garden beds, and dying grass to a flagstone pathway with native wildflowers.

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A craftsman bungalow with a dry, patchy front lawn behind a white picket fence. — BeforeA dry front lawn behind a picket fence.

The same bungalow with the lawn replaced by flagstone steppers, perennials and grasses. — AfterFlagstone steppers through a planted xeriscape.

A backyard slope with old railroad tie terraces, weeds and a skid steer at work. — BeforeRailroad tie terraces on a weedy slope.

The same yard with a long block retaining wall and freshly graded soil. — AfterA block retaining wall and a graded yard.

Bare, weedy dirt in front of a newly built house. — BeforeBare dirt in front of a new build.

The same front yard with river rock, large boulders and an oval of fresh lawn. — AfterRiver rock, boulders and a lawn island.

“They dug out lots of old dirt and landscaping and really refreshed our space.”

Google review

A young helper running a tiller through a front lawn beside a sidewalk. — BeforeThe front lawn coming out.

A front yard garden with raised beds and an arbor inside a redwood and wire fence. — AfterMaximizing garden space: raised beds and an arbor inside a new fence.

The front entry of an orange house with a small porch and leaves on the ground. — BeforeThe old front entry.

The same entry with new wooden steps, a landing and an iron handrail. — AfterNew wood steps and landing.

An old, uneven flagstone walk across a lawn to a brick Tudor house. — BeforeAn old flagstone walk.

The same approach as a curving paver walkway through a lawn to the Tudor house. — AfterA curving paver walkway.

A dry, weedy side yard between a deck and a wooden fence. — BeforeA dry, weedy side yard.

The same side yard as a clean aggregate pad along the house. — AfterA fresh clean start.

A backyard lawn and a white-railed deck, with a wheelbarrow on the grass. — BeforeLawn beside a back deck.

A backyard gravel patio with Adirondack chairs under a green shade sail and a curving lawn. — AfterA gravel patio, shade sail and curved lawn.

“Brian kept me informed of the timing and consulted with me on the ideas for the new landscaping plan. He was able to reuse most of my pavers and planter boxes, so they did not end up in the landfill. He shared my values about water conservation. The result is stunning and makes for a really enjoyable outdoor extension of my home.”

Fredi G.Google review, July 2023

A lone bench on a small pad in the middle of a park lawn. — BeforeA lonely Caldwell Park bench.

The bench under a new redwood pergola on a paver pad, with a mulch bed and young trees. — AfterAn inviting Caldwell Park bench.

A plain lawn and bare strip beside a driveway. — BeforeNothing special to see here.

Curving black steel edging between a new lawn and a freshly dug bed. — AfterSteel edging we weld together.

Your yard could be next.

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