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How to Spruce Up Your Patio Living Space

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When the coronavirus scare ended last year, people quickly realized how much they missed their outdoor living spaces. Now, many are sprucing up their patios for a more functional space to relax and entertain. The first question to ask yourself when thinking about a patio is how will you use it? The answer will help you determine the size, style and amenities you want. Relaxation A patio offers a space to get away from it all. If you create the right environment, you’ll instantly feel calm and at ease. One way to accomplish this is by adding a water feature. Whether it’s a pool, hot tub, water fountain or pondless waterfall, the sound and sight of moving water has a very soothing effect. Another way to relax is by hosting a movie night on your patio with friends or family. Hang a large screen TV that’s made to withstand outdoor conditions, then place sofas and lounge chairs around so everyone can watch the big game or your favorite movie. You can also add a fire pit for ambiance an

Why It Is Important To Choose The Right Patio Builder For Your Project

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A well-constructed patio can add value to a property and provide real benefit for its occupants. However, it is essential to choose the right patio builder for your project. A professional can provide personalized advice based on your needs and help you make the best choice. Whether it’s a gable, dome, flat, or free-standing patio, or commercial multi bay carport, our team will create a solution that meets your requirements. Experience Patios are a great addition to your home, and they can increase its value. They can also create a comfortable, inviting outdoor space for you and your guests. There are many different types of patios, but it’s important to choose the right one for your home. This is why it’s best to work with a professional. Experienced patio builders Perth can help you choose the ideal style, configuration and materials for your new deck or patio. They will survey your lot and your home and come up with a design that complements the exterior and is structurally s

How to Grow a Patio Garden

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A patio garden is an outdoor space adjoining the house, uncovered but paved (or tiled), where plants can be grown. It can also be referred to as a balcony or terrace garden. Most importantly, the soil must be able to absorb and retain moisture. Look for potting mix that feels light in your hand and provides ample nutrients. Vegetables From cherry tomatoes ripening in a hanging planter to peppers, eggplants and other vegetables climbing on a trellis, patio growing is perfect for supplementing your grocery bill with home-grown produce. It’s also great for people with limited outdoor space or who are unable to care for a full-fledged garden. Use pots and containers specifically designed for vegetable gardening or a mix of smaller pots and troughs. Group crops that have similar watering needs and sun exposure to help maximize space. Look for plants with varying heights, colors, textures and growth patterns to create a jaw-dropping container display. Adding companion flowers can boost

Improving Your Patio Drainage

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Patio drainage is important for a variety of reasons. Water that pools on or near your house can infiltrate and cause damage. Standing water also creates mildew, mold, and insects. Poor drainage can even erode the soil under your patio. Fortunately, there are several ways to address patio drainage problems. Downspout Extensions Downspout extensions redirect rainwater away from your home and foundation. This prevents water-related damage such as mold, mildew, basement flooding, and foundation problems. They can also improve the health of your lawn and landscaping by preventing areas of standing water from drowning plants. Downspout extenders come in a variety of sizes and materials, including aluminum, plastic, and roll-out extensions. Some are even adjustable to manage varying amounts of water flow. In most cases, a single extension is sufficient for your home, but you can link multiple together. Splash blocks are trapezoid shaped concrete slabs that redirect rainwater. They’re a