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Perdenales Job - Walls are getting higher.

The stone walls on this job are getting taller. What a difference so far. Notice the beautiful stonework that my guys are building.

More Progress on the Perdenales/Lake Travis job

We have made quite a bit of progress on this job. Take a look at the first photos. You can how the stonework walls are coming along.

Landscaping Renovation Job in Lakeway

Weaver Creative is taking an existing landscape of this residence and recreating a whole new master plan, replacing it with all new landscape, including pathways, a cutom pond and bird bath. A stone patio and sitting area will be constructed around the existing pool, along with new landscaping around entire pool and Lakeway residence.

More of Horseshoe Bay

Remember the previous photo of this residence? We were just starting to build the surrounding wall. Look how much we've done? What a transformation!

Horseshoe Bay - Marble Falls, Texas

This job started about a week ago......
This is the master plan for new pool area, patio, walls, fences and gardens at an existing pool in Horseshoe Bay----We have removed all the old decking and landscaping-and are now replacing same with rock and iron railings with all new landscaping around the new pool area. Stay tuned for more................








Look at all that stone!

Perdenales Job

Here is a job that Weaver Creative is currently working on. Master Plan for old 'farmhouse' theme project with stone walls, gazebos, gates and old log cabin. Master plan for main residence and gardens. 3 acre site on the shores of Lake Travis in the Austin, Texas area. Check back to see our progress......

The construction of one of our ponds

We installed rebar for the concrete, and electrical and plumbing for the water return and the underground lighting.


The hole had to be pretty deep. So quite a large amount of dirt was removed.
The pot was cemented to the boulder, and a hole drilled through the boulder and the pot.






Next we had to mount a pot on the top of one of the boulders to create a waterfall into the pond.


Now the guys had to dig out all the dirt to create the hole for the pond. Almost like building a swimming pool.






The rough outline of the pond was complete.
The guys had to form a circle of the boulders around the chalked out area, to be the pond.



My crew had to move each boulder to the area where the pond would be constructed.
My customer had a pile of giant limestone boulders in her yard.