Illuminated pool with white loungers and a paved deck beside a home

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Evening terrace

Evening terrace

In view

In view

An illuminated pool with white loungers and a paved deck beside the home, photographed after dark.

Your priorities

Begin with what is already there: the existing surface, levels, drainage and the features you want to keep. Use this view as a starting point for your own property.

The whole space

Discuss the layout, material and preparation together. The right construction approach depends on the site, the intended use and the work included in your scope.

Notice the finished setting and the way its surfaces connect. Ask what a similar look could involve at your home.

Details to notice

Look beyond the color. Notice where paving starts and stops, how a border frames the main area and how one surface meets another. These connections help a property feel planned as a whole.

Your own space

Use this view to explain what you like, then compare materials and samples beside your home. The appropriate product, preparation and layout depend on your site and intended use.

  • Wide photos of the space you want to change

  • Close views of the existing surface

  • This page’s link and the details you like

Email reference photos to tyler@ocip.biz.

Illuminated pool beside a home, with loungers and planting along the boundary wall.
Linear fire feature above blue pool water with illuminated planting behind it.
Stone-faced pool wall with waterfall spouts, planting and the edge of a raised spa.
Water flowing from a stone-faced wall into a blue-lit swimming pool.

Using a project as a reference

See something you like?

Yes. Send the project link or a screenshot and tell us what caught your eye: the pattern, the border, the color or the way the patio meets the pool. Add photos of your own yard so we can see where it would go.

The portfolio includes OCIP’s broader outdoor work. Current services include residential pavers, concrete, turf and walls, with pool decks and existing-pool remodeling. Tell us which features interest you so we can confirm the scope and team for your project.

Partly: use the photo to narrow your choice, not to make it. Screens, sun and shade all change how a color reads, so look at real samples next to your house, in your own light, before anything gets ordered.

Start with your city, a rough size and how the area gets used today. Mention the existing surface, such as old concrete, pavers or lawn, and anything tricky about access, like a narrow side yard or a slope. Email it all to tyler@ocip.biz.

Your next step

Picture it at home.

A driveway that frames your home. A patio with room to gather. A pool deck that connects the backyard.

Tell us about your Orange County home and the paving, pool or hardscape work you have in mind. Name the project you saw and the detail you like, and we will talk it through.

  1. Share the space. Tell us your city, the area you want to improve and what is there now.
  2. Describe how you will use it. Parking, dining or poolside seating: everyday use helps shape the layout.
  3. Discuss the scope. Talk through the proposed work and request a free estimate for your property.

THE OCIP

CO.

THE OCIP

CO.

Illuminated pool with white loungers and a paved deck beside a home

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/

Evening terrace

Evening terrace

In view

In view

An illuminated pool with white loungers and a paved deck beside the home, photographed after dark.

Your priorities

Begin with what is already there: the existing surface, levels, drainage and the features you want to keep. Use this view as a starting point for your own property.

The whole space

Discuss the layout, material and preparation together. The right construction approach depends on the site, the intended use and the work included in your scope.

Notice the finished setting and the way its surfaces connect. Ask what a similar look could involve at your home.

Details to notice

Look beyond the color. Notice where paving starts and stops, how a border frames the main area and how one surface meets another. These connections help a property feel planned as a whole.

Your own space

Use this view to explain what you like, then compare materials and samples beside your home. The appropriate product, preparation and layout depend on your site and intended use.

  • Wide photos of the space you want to change

  • Close views of the existing surface

  • This page’s link and the details you like

Email reference photos to tyler@ocip.biz.

Illuminated pool beside a home, with loungers and planting along the boundary wall.
Linear fire feature above blue pool water with illuminated planting behind it.
Stone-faced pool wall with waterfall spouts, planting and the edge of a raised spa.
Water flowing from a stone-faced wall into a blue-lit swimming pool.

Using a project as a reference

See something you like?

Yes. Send the project link or a screenshot and tell us what caught your eye: the pattern, the border, the color or the way the patio meets the pool. Add photos of your own yard so we can see where it would go.

The portfolio includes OCIP’s broader outdoor work. Current services include residential pavers, concrete, turf and walls, with pool decks and existing-pool remodeling. Tell us which features interest you so we can confirm the scope and team for your project.

Partly: use the photo to narrow your choice, not to make it. Screens, sun and shade all change how a color reads, so look at real samples next to your house, in your own light, before anything gets ordered.

Start with your city, a rough size and how the area gets used today. Mention the existing surface, such as old concrete, pavers or lawn, and anything tricky about access, like a narrow side yard or a slope. Email it all to tyler@ocip.biz.

Your next step

Picture it at home.

A driveway that frames your home. A patio with room to gather. A pool deck that connects the backyard.

Tell us about your Orange County home and the paving, pool or hardscape work you have in mind. Name the project you saw and the detail you like, and we will talk it through.

  1. Share the space. Tell us your city, the area you want to improve and what is there now.
  2. Describe how you will use it. Parking, dining or poolside seating: everyday use helps shape the layout.
  3. Discuss the scope. Talk through the proposed work and request a free estimate for your property.

THE OCIP

CO.