Amazing Sloped Backyard Transformation- A Timelapse Guide

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Beautiful transformation!brbrIt’s frustrating to read all the negative criticism about not getting enough usable space brMy first home had a very similar sloped backyard and it’s challenging If you want to create a ton of usable space you’re going to have to build very high retaining walls which are very ugly brbrThis owner wanted to update the yard while staying true to the natural landscape Bravo!
Comment from : Joe G

Paint the fences with a near black grey and watch the yard pop!
Comment from : simondalikeable

Stairway to heaven!
Comment from : Voight-Kampff

Should have put a hot tub and the top
Comment from : Dig-i-tal J1M

Interesting work process Unfortunately, the actual potential of this property fell victim to symmetrical landscaping and even more sealed (concrete) soils I will subdue the garden, my kingdom will come because I can But it is a start Next time with more consideration for nature and more inner joy in life
Comment from : Daniel

Looks incredible, how much did this project cost? And how long did it take to do?
Comment from : Soul Reaper

I would have liked to see how you did the wooden stairs from the side :( I need to do something like this
Comment from : Riley Freeman

Mexicans are legends
Comment from : VideosContrabandos

All that for some stairs that leads to a bench Should’ve built a gazebo with a bbq area
Comment from : Neo Theoneness

I’m surprised you didn’t even out the upper end of the slope and correct the back fence so that it appeared level Also—shade I don’t see shaded spaces or trees that would help create a canopy or privacy The choice to do concrete below and wood above feels less consistent Maybe this was a budgetary consideration but it feels like a less fluid transition
Comment from : r8chelletters

Oh wow… yeah… that was lame
Comment from : Icy Blue

Just a tip for people with slopes: asparagus puts roots ten feet down, which helps stabilize a slope brLess destructive than tree roots, which can cause uplifting or break through structuresbrNo force on the roots with high winds like happens with trees That force can cause land slides when trees topplebrLess water demand than trees brProtects soil, like grass, but roots go deeper than grass The patch will naturalize and spreadbrEdible! brBest sandwich:brAsparagus, pickled salmon, goat cheese; with a lemon juice and olive oil dressing Yum!
Comment from : Ronnie Being Ronnie

So the cost was ?
Comment from : Old Man from Scene Twenty Four

Could you use netted pebble tile over a rounded surface like a berm or a sloped surface like this? When I put weed barrier down with regular gravel or bark chips over my slopes and berm mounds the gravel or bark chips always ends up rolling off exposing the black weed barrier over time br brI am looking for a long term solution and so I want to get some of that kitchen backsplash netted pebble tile like that looks like cobblestone rock and basically tile it down with a rubberized flexible grout that will last long term on my berm mounds with holes around my rose bushes and plants to grow Have you ever seen anything like this before?
Comment from : Destiny Lab

Very expensive but it’s equivalent to buying the lot next to your house EXCELLENT video, thanks!
Comment from : Liz Dan

Ugly and useless space with zero shade No appeal
Comment from : Nonya Smith

What an amazing transformation, only fault with the footage at times I wanted to slow it down
Comment from : Margo Lenney

Interesting to see the follow up for 2023 All that mulch on top of the weed barrier on that steep a slope will have washed down if you got the atmospheric river patterns they reported in the news this past spring Even on average rainfall years I've seen mulch slide down lesser slopes My neighbor has a 10 degree grade in his front yard and after paying a landscape company to do a similar design the mulch was a mess sliding down the bank after rainstorms and collecting at the base of the wall exposing the weed fabric The shrubs planted along the slope had no effect at holding the the mulch on the fabric The slope was so steep even the sprinkler irrigation ran off and didn't soak in very well The second year they had to tear the fabric out lay down a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent weeds from sprouting and densely plant a ground cover to hold the soil to the slope That slope needed a series of at least 4 to 6 more short planting terraces to level the run off PS Even if the client wanted to keep the natural slope as-is its your professional responsibility to advise them of the potential consequences of not terracing the upper slope
Comment from : seriously? really?

Its a beatifull place and congrats to the people who worked hard on it!!don't take on board all those comments full of envy😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Cristina g

It's criminal that you didn't just build a habit hole
Comment from : vardy

I didnt like this guy that much He was anti slave so I kind of like himbrbrFarid sent him a guy to bug him during construction of this build He wasn't using slaves and he was living in a place that should in farids mindbrbrI shot him with AndybrbrThe guy took care of the rest I dont know
Comment from : Hostile

Pool? Lawn for kids to kick a ball I just see a whole lot of nothing Sorry thumbs down from me
Comment from : Smudge

Looks great, Way better 👍
Comment from : Dragonslayer

I love this! Looks brilliant
Comment from : Dallas Hansson

Awesome design! Got lots of useable space and stabilization of the slope
Comment from : Linda Pindelford

And how much did this cost? Like $250k?
Comment from : ReprovedCandy

horrible
Comment from : Populo Phobie

Come a big rain and all that mulch will end up down at the bottom Gravel and more terraces would have been better I have a hillside garden so yeah mulch without rock washes out
Comment from : Cheryl Bowen

👀like Dirt! 🥴
Comment from : Fredric Clack

Wow, to bad they didnt plant fruit trees and add vegetable garden
Comment from : Ledia Hammond

I was waiting for them to establish flat terraces but it never happened Lot of that might wash away down to the house and I sure wouldn't wanna have to leave the path to work on anything, especially on the left side heading up ducking under the rail each time
Comment from : MagpieOAO

Looks weird and useless
Comment from : Ninecats Magee

Very well done!
Comment from : S D

I'm having an orgasm after seeing the final look, it's so beautiful ❤️
Comment from : Lee Teuk Meul

As soon as I saw the ground cover going in, I was no longer a fan
Comment from : Isobel Hubble

Retaining wall with no weep hole will not last long
Comment from : Lao Xs House Building Tidbits

Very nice! My yard is exactly like this!
Comment from : Sahej

No pool? No vege garden? No kids play area? No clothes line? Only one seating area right up the top? 😂 terrible design with the staircase right up the middle
Comment from : 1dominiquesmith

I have a very similar slope (not renovated yet) This is AMAZING, and is exactly what I want I'd love to know a ballpark price so I can start saving I'm in Southern CA, however Thank you for sharing!!
Comment from : Salvador Zavala

What a great effort, lots of hard work going on there If this was my garden I'd love to have palm trees and tropical plants Love watching video's like this, we may have our own ideas but take inspiration from other people as well I've subscribed
Comment from : TheDizzydiana

Fantastic, ye ye ye
Comment from : Евгений Чебодаев

I'd love to know what this cost
Comment from : endless summer

To be honest I prefer the before green version more
Comment from : Piotr Jasielski

It should have had a waterfall, creek, pond set up and a lot more plants and shade trees Looks very hot
Comment from : Kimberly Ryan

Would you mind sharing how much it costed you for the entire project? I have similar backyard that I want to transform into something like this brThanks
Comment from : Alefech Wolderufael

It’s beautiful just the way it is, I agree with some of the other comments but when you work 5 days a week who wants to deal with a large food garden, this is easy to maintain and ready when you need it, and increases your property value but still leaves plenty of opportunity to make a food forest or plant grass if that’s what you wantbrVery nice 👍🏻
Comment from : E S

Heavy rains that cause flooding will leave a challenge That red mulch will have to be replaced yearly and weeds in a year or two will be a very huge problem Even when you lay down fabric, weeds tend to find a home on top of it You can keep it nice but count on a lot of work
Comment from : Ma S

Hi i am an architectural visualizer &3d artist brmy services br1landscape design br2backyard design br3pool design br4garden design br5pergola, gazebo, fire pit, deck etc i want work with your team
Comment from : Freelancing & Tech

Would be awesome to have a plant list in the description and the USDA Zone for folks to be aware I want to know what those narrow & tall red leaf trees/shrubs are
Comment from : Be_mobbin

You guys did a great job But I personally don't like the customers design choice but hey you brought their design to life in a beautiful way Great job 👍
Comment from : Magic kingdom Wishes

需要多少钱改造？💰？
Comment from : Haibo

Add garden pool and spa
Comment from : P S

Beautiful
Comment from : Edgard Martinez

Interesting
Comment from : Jackie Raulerson

Great yard for a slide
Comment from : Richard McKrell

Dang wasted opportunity just a lack of usable entertainment space Could have been a nice 2 to 3 tier layers Even if u just leveled out the top and put post with sail shades It looks like random weeds growing and just wood chips that will be a mess when it rains and the dye fades What was the reason this project cost so much
Comment from : Lizard Man

Forget about useable space concerns, I’m not sure that slope is safe The above retaining wall shows signs of deformation and significant plant growth The slope to the left of the stairs was also made steeper and not reinforced in any structural way I assume you don’t experience much rain but climate change is coming for ya! Sorry to be negative, definitely a beautiful project I just wish you had considered some structural reinforcement
Comment from : Byrne McLaughlin

Look great guys , top job
Comment from : Benjamin Thame

Naighrbor’s are gonna be mad no privacy
Comment from : luis rodriguez

I'd like to see this updated and see how its matured a bit
Comment from : Andy Girone

Hot tub up top would’ve been vibes
Comment from : morgan litzky

This would never hold up in New England…
Comment from : futon2345

Better than before but such wasted space
Comment from : DTM

Turned out beautiful Very helpful and gave me an idea with what to do in my backyard that is also inclined The drone view was excellent, thanks for that This was a very rejuvenating video to see the process and how long it can actually take Great job Looks amazing and enjoyable😊
Comment from : Shicniak Newton

This is really good What is the total cost of this project
Comment from : Devin Li

Looks great I like the setting area at the top brHow do you prevent the mulch eroding down the hill the first time it rains?
Comment from : Mitch Bosworth

Hopefully you never need to access that drain pipe!
Comment from : Numerous Actuary

Il be looking at needing similar works done soon, how much do you guys think something like this costs
Comment from : Jamez

How did the mulch hold up? I have same project, slightly steep, laying heavy duty weed fabric and much
Comment from : D D

Looks nice, but keeping mulch on that hillside like that is going to be a pain
Comment from : Hydrolock

cool job
Comment from : Knowlton

Looks shitty
Comment from : Steven Randall

What kind of coating did you put on the retaining wall?
Comment from : nathanyamaha465

job looks goodalmost got motion sickness with the video going around and around and around lol
Comment from : john oaks

What was the approximate cost of this job?
Comment from : Oliver Freund

How are you installing wood terraces? Are they just being buried or how are they stabilized?
Comment from : Bullseye Fowl

How do you build little retaining walls for a near 90 slope?
Comment from : Bullseye Fowl

Great work A shade at the top seating area would make it more interesting
Comment from : balamadras

Beaut!
Comment from : Ben Gough

Awsome design of garden Fantastic one I would like to request you that pl upload video same one with zig zag footpath(pedestrian)
Comment from : Aparamita

I’ll rather add solar panels on that slope
Comment from : kevo99able

Great job, I have a hillside home with a steep rear garden (currently an untended jungle) so this was very useful and inspirational It does prove to me that it’s complex and challenging (but you had a retaining wall already in place) and in my case prohibitively expensive, however, it has encouraged me to get something done, even if it’s a personal job done over years It does show that after a lot of hard work it may not yield that much useable space and there is only so much you can do with steep garden You did an excellent job and I appreciate the design and site limitations you faced, as some people in the comments probably don’t have a hilly garden You did a good design and good job!
Comment from : Scale War Machines

Rich people Landscaping cost more than the house
Comment from : Wayne Chism

When you spend 6 figures on your yard but the house isn't worth the cost
Comment from : Barry Mantelli

What a boring yard and ugly No color and wait for all that to slide toward the house when it rains
Comment from : Kat Foster

the view!!!
Comment from : pinkakagreen

i think it looks amazing, another questions what is the cost :D
Comment from : Bloodyslav

是比較牢靠的工程但是仍舊要常修補
Comment from : Shu xuan Wang

I would have made the stairs winding it’s too straight and visually boring huge improvement nonetheless!
Comment from : kathy A

Lots of work for very little usable space
Comment from : jakemf1

This yard is a transformation but the design is so stark It is so linear I had hoped to see trees, a Pergola, water feature and some color I know there is a second part and hopefully that will bring some life and joy to the area This may seem harsh but aren't these videos posted for feedback? I mean this to be constructive
Comment from : Laurel