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  • August 23, 2009 at 8:19 PM in reply to: OT: Sloped backyard #448090
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Thanks for all the input. My idea is extend the flat space of a yard with a slope possibly by 5-10 feet into the slope and build a retaining wall with Concrete blocks, rebar and concrete fill to support the slope.

    Something like this

    http://www.wayraycontracting.com/images/upload/1176932692Retaining%20wall%20-%20loose%20laid%20flag%20&%20steps.jpg

    I would like to have two terraces with stairs on one side, not the middle and use the two terraces as flower or garden beds. Sounds simple but im sure its a ton of work.

    August 23, 2009 at 8:19 PM in reply to: OT: Sloped backyard #448279
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Thanks for all the input. My idea is extend the flat space of a yard with a slope possibly by 5-10 feet into the slope and build a retaining wall with Concrete blocks, rebar and concrete fill to support the slope.

    Something like this

    http://www.wayraycontracting.com/images/upload/1176932692Retaining%20wall%20-%20loose%20laid%20flag%20&%20steps.jpg

    I would like to have two terraces with stairs on one side, not the middle and use the two terraces as flower or garden beds. Sounds simple but im sure its a ton of work.

    August 23, 2009 at 8:19 PM in reply to: OT: Sloped backyard #448618
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Thanks for all the input. My idea is extend the flat space of a yard with a slope possibly by 5-10 feet into the slope and build a retaining wall with Concrete blocks, rebar and concrete fill to support the slope.

    Something like this

    http://www.wayraycontracting.com/images/upload/1176932692Retaining%20wall%20-%20loose%20laid%20flag%20&%20steps.jpg

    I would like to have two terraces with stairs on one side, not the middle and use the two terraces as flower or garden beds. Sounds simple but im sure its a ton of work.

    August 23, 2009 at 8:19 PM in reply to: OT: Sloped backyard #448691
    LAAFTERHOURS
    Participant

    Thanks for all the input. My idea is extend the flat space of a yard with a slope possibly by 5-10 feet into the slope and build a retaining wall with Concrete blocks, rebar and concrete fill to support the slope.

    Something like this

    http://www.wayraycontracting.com/images/upload/1176932692Retaining%20wall%20-%20loose%20laid%20flag%20&%20steps.jpg

    I would like to have two terraces with stairs on one side, not the middle and use the two terraces as flower or garden beds. Sounds simple but im sure its a ton of work.

    August 23, 2009 at 8:19 PM in reply to: OT: Sloped backyard #448876
    LAAFTERHOURS
    Participant

    Thanks for all the input. My idea is extend the flat space of a yard with a slope possibly by 5-10 feet into the slope and build a retaining wall with Concrete blocks, rebar and concrete fill to support the slope.

    Something like this

    http://www.wayraycontracting.com/images/upload/1176932692Retaining%20wall%20-%20loose%20laid%20flag%20&%20steps.jpg

    I would like to have two terraces with stairs on one side, not the middle and use the two terraces as flower or garden beds. Sounds simple but im sure its a ton of work.

    August 20, 2009 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #446968
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Wonder if you were the lucky one that bought the Fish house or the one next door. The one next door had enough room for the pool.

    August 20, 2009 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447160
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Wonder if you were the lucky one that bought the Fish house or the one next door. The one next door had enough room for the pool.

    August 20, 2009 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447499
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Wonder if you were the lucky one that bought the Fish house or the one next door. The one next door had enough room for the pool.

    August 20, 2009 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447569
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Wonder if you were the lucky one that bought the Fish house or the one next door. The one next door had enough room for the pool.

    August 20, 2009 at 9:44 AM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447750
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    Wonder if you were the lucky one that bought the Fish house or the one next door. The one next door had enough room for the pool.

    August 19, 2009 at 12:03 PM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #446528
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    [quote=waiting for bottom]All moved in now and watching the SEH bubble re-inflate.

    Actually out getting bids for a pool, I figure Q4 2009 will be the best time in history to negotiate with a contractor!

    Thanks again to everyone on this site for saving me $200K in negative equity.[/quote]

    You dont drive an Acura MDX do ya?

    August 19, 2009 at 12:03 PM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #446720
    LAAFTERHOURS
    Participant

    [quote=waiting for bottom]All moved in now and watching the SEH bubble re-inflate.

    Actually out getting bids for a pool, I figure Q4 2009 will be the best time in history to negotiate with a contractor!

    Thanks again to everyone on this site for saving me $200K in negative equity.[/quote]

    You dont drive an Acura MDX do ya?

    August 19, 2009 at 12:03 PM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447059
    LAAFTERHOURS
    Participant

    [quote=waiting for bottom]All moved in now and watching the SEH bubble re-inflate.

    Actually out getting bids for a pool, I figure Q4 2009 will be the best time in history to negotiate with a contractor!

    Thanks again to everyone on this site for saving me $200K in negative equity.[/quote]

    You dont drive an Acura MDX do ya?

    August 19, 2009 at 12:03 PM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447131
    LAAFTERHOURS
    Participant

    [quote=waiting for bottom]All moved in now and watching the SEH bubble re-inflate.

    Actually out getting bids for a pool, I figure Q4 2009 will be the best time in history to negotiate with a contractor!

    Thanks again to everyone on this site for saving me $200K in negative equity.[/quote]

    You dont drive an Acura MDX do ya?

    August 19, 2009 at 12:03 PM in reply to: Waiting for Bottom in Escrow #447312
    LAAFTERHOURS
    Participant

    [quote=waiting for bottom]All moved in now and watching the SEH bubble re-inflate.

    Actually out getting bids for a pool, I figure Q4 2009 will be the best time in history to negotiate with a contractor!

    Thanks again to everyone on this site for saving me $200K in negative equity.[/quote]

    You dont drive an Acura MDX do ya?

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