Olathe Stamped Pool Deck + Masonry

The initial site for this project dropped over 8′, allowing for a creative use of layering and retaining walls. The homeowners had a number of features they hoped to fit into the steep, small yard. The tiered patio created the opportunity for a spill over to become the backdrop for the lowered patio facing the gully. An outdoor kitchen sits atop the concrete vault housing pool equipment and additional storage. The old granite stamp in “sandstone” surrounds the limestone coping and drops down into a lowered cavity for the sunken hot tub. A stamped concrete walkway adjacent to the house connects the driveway to the new outdoor area.

Features Include:

Tiered patio
Outdoor Kitchen
Sunken hot tub
Stamped concrete walkway

Description

Location

Olathe, KS

SQ FEET

1800

COMPLETED

2016

DESIGNER

Beth Dringenberg

Client Reviews

Every aspect of my experience with ACS was wonderful. From the design to the finished product I could not have asked for more. I purchased a new home and had ACS build a patio and stone wall. In purchasing a new home I dealt with numerous companies and contractors, but no one was more accommodating, professional or competent than my ACS estimator. I wish every homeowner’s experience could go as smoothly. Thank you ACS and thank you Joe!

Linda P. Wilson

Home Owner

ACS is an extremely talented and professional group of people. We have used ACS for two projects and the service we received was outstanding both times. Our new driveway and patio look amazing!

Jim and Michele Romano

Home Owners

ACS did an excellent job from design through construction on my stamped patio. I would highly recommend them. Very professional.

Mike Meyer

Home Owner

Great work and great people. They worked with Studio 804, an educational nonprofit design build program associated with the University of Kansas. All work including polished concrete and epoxy floors was done at cost while teaching the students every step of the way. The result was a beautiful floor contributing to the overall success of our building. [Galileo’s Pavilion – Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, KS]

Jon Hanes

Studio 804