Spokane Patient
This project didn’t go particularly smooth. Subcontractors lobbied for space during a significant remodel to the house, the addition of a new garage, the demolition of an
existing structure, and the removal of several hundred yards of soil and concrete. In the meantime, Special Additions Landscaping, LLC managed to puncture a gas line and
fought tooth-and-nail with a gas fire pit with a defective burner. The masonry subcontractor suffered a serious injury prior to completing the stonework and was delayed nearly
two months. Thus, a project intended for completion in the spring trickled into the summer while guests gathered around a flameless firepit. But, if nothing else, Special
Additions Landscaping, LLC showed some pluck, and stuck to it. The homeowners stuck to it as well, and set several new records for understanding and patience. The project
included nearly 2,000 square feet of pavers, a sunken firepit, custom pergola, sprinkler system makeover, lighting, and a heated walkway. Sorry about the delay!