Portfolio
This gallery showcases several projects before and after dbLandscaping designed and installed new landscapes.
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Luxurious estate that lies on a plot of land which has breath taking lakeside views. db Landscaping worked with C.W. Ostrom Builders, Tupelo Garden Works and Stone Mountain Masonry to create this magnificent estate.
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Remote residence that lies in the forest of the northeast that provides seclusion and peacefulness for the occupants. The landscape that was provided by db Landscaping created a much needed outdoor space for the enjoyment of the environment.
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db Landscaping LLC teamed with JSLA to build this monument which was designed by Keach-Nordstrom Associates. It was our honor to be part of a project that pays tribute the women who lost their sons or daughters while serving this great nation in all branches of the military.
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In coordination with Bruss Construction and Frank Anzalone Architects we constructed this ADA Compliant Public Entry for the Tracy Library in New London.
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This projects brings a little bit of NH to Massachusetts. Existing regular cut bluestone paths were replaced with irregular goshen stone and boulders and wall stone were trucked in from NH to give this suburban home some natural NH charm.
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This landscape features a Goshen Stone stepping-stone walkway from the steps of a remodeled cottage to shore of Pleasant Lake in New London, NH.
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This project made a defined connection between the house and pond by adding a Goshen Stone pathway. A goshen stone pathway was also constructed around the the entire house to connect all entrances.The Project also features a field stone fireplace, a large driveway with a cobble stone border, goshen stone aprons within the driveway and in front of the garage door.
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This project took a very rocky, unusable lake-side yard and converted it into well organized usable living space. This project features Ye Olde Chester Vermont Ledge Stone Paving, NH Field Stone Retaining Walls, and Native Landscape Plantings.
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This project greatly improved the connection between Lake Sunapee and the main house by adding stone walls to terrace a steep slope, stone patios, a new deck, and steps down to the boathouse. Much of the granite used to build walls was found on-site.
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This project involved moving the driveway to improve privacy and lessen a steep grade. A welcoming, garden-like front entry to the house was also added. Access around the house as well as to the lakeshore was provided by landscaped stone paths. A back living area incorporates beautiful views of Lake Sunapee.
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This project involved building native stone walls and paths to provide more useable space and access to the lake. Gardens were added among the stonework.
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Ample outdoor living space was provided at this property by terracing the hillside with several stone walls. A stone patio invites relaxing and entertaining while a beach provides access to the water. The large boulders used to build the walls were all found on-site.
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The goal of this project was to provide a warm, welcoming entry to a restored farmhouse. The entry was paved with granite cobbles inlaid with ledgestone. Large granite boulders add spontaneous seating opportunities. A deck punctuated with two large openings allows the canopies of two birch trees to continue growing.
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