Base Preparation and Main Entrance Step Construction

What happens here

Once the demolition is complete, the ground is meticulously prepared. This involves excavating to the correct depth, laying down a compacted aggregate base (e.g., crushed stone), and ensuring proper grading for drainage away from the house. A worker is shown using a plate compactor on a gravel base. The multi-tiered entrance steps are then built using various paver materials like ledgestone, full-nose, and accent pieces (tumbled old Corey) to create an elongated and grand design. Precision cutting and leveling are essential for a professional finish.

Goal: Create a stable foundation and construct the main paver steps.