Stillwell Pool Deck + Masonry

This Stilwell backyard, designed and built by ACS, presented a number of challenges. Primarily, the existing covered patio was to be connected to the walk-out basement and raised vegetable gardens with wheelchair-accessible ramps. The site dropped off drastically toward the northwest, allowing space for a lower fire pit area between the pool spill-over and limestone retaining wall. Broom finish concrete with integral color and decorative saw cuts was used around the pool to ensure slip resistance on wet feet. Landscaping separates the level pool deck from the meandering ramps to allow full access of the backyard to the families son.

Features Include:

  • gunite, saltwater pool
  • tiled infinity edge + water feature
  • sun ledge with bubblers
  • natural limestone coping
  • broomed, colored concrete
  • gas fire pit
  • stacked limestone retaining wall
  • ADA accessible design

Description

Location

Leawood KS

SQ FEET

600

COMPLETED

2012

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
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