3 Budget-Friendly SMALL BACKYARD Landscape Designs 

I’m glad you like the video! I’ll have more of these videos coming out throughout the year. It’s probably good for a long time viewer to see that I can walk the walk.

Thank you. I’m glad you like the video. #1 turned out nice. Simple yet packs a punch.

Happy to help! www.bobbykdesigns.com for a consultation or to sign up for a design.

Thank you. The border was ordered on accident. Client liked it so we kept it.❤️ I like it and will use in future projects.

Thank you! Which did you like the best?

@@BobbyKDesigns Number One is probably My Personal favorite, But doing work for My Clients would push me towards number two, So i would work more with the flagstone walkway and the sod and Small trees and a flowerbed to try to keep costs down. Thanks Brother!

You bet! Thank you for the comment!

Good luck! You got this!

Xerascaping (spelling?) should take hold all over the Southern U.S. at least, just to save money for water costs!

Thank you. ❤️

That's great! Happy you found me!

As far as backyard renovations, these are some good options but I will try and show some more options for those single moms and dads soon.❤️

Shoot, we're on double income single kid with no pets in central Indiana (low cost of living) and I couldn't imagine being able to spend that kind of money without financing.

@@Triflixfilms I understand BUT refinancing is truly a great alternative. Puts $ in the account and only a couple hundred on the mortgage. YOLO!

@@BobbyKDesigns Respectfully, I grew up with split house holds. One set of parents was in debt that refinanced cars and house to pay for home remodeling and the other set of parents lived in their means and saved up enough to hire it out (or do it themselves if they wanted it sooner). Anecdotally I've learned the more loans people have and live beyond their means, the more stressed trying to 'keep up with the Jones'. If you want something bad enough you'll save up for it. Now when it comes to needs, that's a different story. Sometimes rent/leasing/medical/college is too high and a mortgage/car payment/med/school loan is actually cheaper or needed. The people that sold us our house bought it for $75k in 2015 and sold it for $150k in 2022. $135k went to their mortgage, credit card debts, home repair loans and clothing store lines of credit. They were divorcing and now have $7000 each, that's barely enough for car down payment anymore. YOLO and keeping up with the Jones is destroying a lot of people's lives.

I would like to more landscaping not hardscaping like decks and pavers.

Thank you! Cheers!

No. It’s crushed rock.

I’m not sure. Difficult to give advice without seeing the space.

Anything above 2’ for retaining walls, any structure (fireplace, gazebo, etc), any driveway. Other than that, no pavers for hardscaping that I can think of off the top of my head.

They absolutely can be different based on the skill of the company installing, the location, and the materials selected. That’s why I have a range and shared what these specific projects cost.

No. Budget friendly should be $25-$30 per sq ft depending on where you live.

No wrong. I haven't seen any pavers cost that much per sqft. Budget friendly can probably get $8 per sqft.

@@jessedrewes5376 that’s all in. Excavation, clean rock base, deliveries, labor, etc Cost per square foot on most pavers will range from $4.50-$7.50. *JUST the pavers

Thank you. We definitely try but backyard renovations are an undertaking. I try to find those DIY options for those on a tight budget. I have a few more videos coming up that are going to hit the mark. Stay tuned!

I understand. I’m going to work on some videos that can show some more options. I have done ideas to help.❤️

@@nataliedigiovanni4863 what do you do for a living?