Rome · Floyd County · Northwest Georgia
Your Yard.
Done Right.
BDS builds the whole envelope around a house — pools, grade, drainage, walls, terrace, turf and planting. Drag any photograph on this site and you will see the same property before we started.
- In business
- 21 yrs
- Jobs completed
- 300+
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The same ground,
twice.
BeforeBDSL-01 · Holland Chattoogaville Road · Entry court
The circle-drive island: clay ring and a bare block fire pit, to a paver-banded turf island with the stone feature finished and set on the entry centreline.
21
Years installing out of Rome
300+
Jobs completed since 2005
21
Towns inside the service area
10
Trades run in-house
Reviews
4.9 from 80 on Google
The rating is the Google aggregate; the words are the clients' own, unedited.
4.9 out of 5 · 80 reviews · 3 shown below“BDS completely replaced all of my landscaping and added an irrigation system. Brandon Shurley, owner, met with me more than once to discuss this job. He was punctual, professional, and personable.”
“Brandon and his team helped us with a large project at our house. Our deck was in desperate need of replacement. Brandon and his team were incredible to work with.”
“Brandon & his team @ BDS are top notch! They are articulate, organized, and go above the call of duty to create what you are looking for!”
Film
Thirty-three seconds over a finished job.
A pool terrace after handover, flown and then walked — deck closed to the coping, river rock set behind a steel edge, fence racked to the grade, sod carried to the stone.
This is what handover looks like on every BDS job: walked with the owner, flown for the record, and left finished to the stone — no punch list trailing behind the crew.
In frame
- Stone pool deck
- River-rock bed, steel edge
- Ornamental fence
- Sod to the deck edge
- Stepping-stone path
- Plan-view flyover
Film · 0:33
Plays muted · sound is a button on the panel
Scope
Everything between the house and the property line
Ten trades, run by one crew, in the sequence that keeps heavy equipment off finished work — from the pool dig to the last roll of sod.
Featured jobs
Documented, before and after
More than three hundred jobs are in the books since 2005. These are the properties that were flown before the work started and again when it was finished. One of them is still open — it is published that way on purpose.
How a job runs
Seven phases, in this order
The unglamorous half of the budget goes in the ground before anything looks like anything. That sequence is not negotiable, and it is the difference between a terrace that is still flat in ten years and one that is not.
01
Site walk
We walk the property with you, look at grade and drainage before anything else, and find out what you actually want to do out there.
02
Measure & plan
The property gets measured and drawn: a site plan with hardscape laid out to real dimensions, a planting schedule, and material selections you can hold.
03
Takeoff & estimate
The plan is quantified — square feet of terrace, face feet of wall, linear feet of fence, every plant counted — and priced line by line. No allowances hiding a guess.
04
Earthwork
Grading, excavation, drainage and base. The unglamorous half of the budget and the half that decides whether the rest lasts.
05
Build
Walls, terraces, coping, fire features and fence go in, in the sequence that keeps heavy equipment off finished work.
06
Plant & turf
Beds cut and planted, mulch to depth, final grade and sod. This is the day the property changes.
07
Walkthrough
We walk it with you, hand over watering and establishment guidance, and shoot the finished property from the air.
Next step
Tell us what the back
of your property is doing wrong.
We walk it, look at grade and drainage first, and tell you what it would take. If the answer is "less than you think", we will say that too.