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COLOR: Body of Driveway, Fossil Beige, and Border done in Brittany Beige.

This project is located off of West Paces Ferry, in Atlanta, Ga. We ripped out the existing 7,000 square foot concrete driveway, and replaced it with an elegant Bergerac Paver Driveway. 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Excavate hillside, cutting it back, to property line, and dropping it down to reduce slope. Originally no parking, and no space to turn around. After cutting out and hauling approximately 20 Dump truck loads of Fill Dirt to the backyard, the client now has a turn around, and additional parking spaces.','rw_dscf0052.jpg',666,500,''), new Array('Allan Block wall. Digging the trench down for 6 inches of crusher run compacted in 2 inch lifts, plus burying one block, to strengthen the, "toe" of the wall.','rw_dscf0054.jpg',375,500,''), new Array('Grading & Excavating the hillside to make room for a much larger and more level driveway.','rw_dscf0061.jpg',666,500,''), new Array('Allan Block Retaining Wall Installing the foundatin is the most important part of building a wall. 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