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Rising Tide Landscapes

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Rising Tide Landscapes

Local. Family owned and operated! Transform your outdoor spaces with Rising Tide Landscapes, your local expert in hardscaping, synthetic grass, custom water features, fireplaces, and custom pergolas. We blend design innovation and top-tier craftsmanship to create stunning, functional landscapes. Whether you're envisioning a serene garden retreat, chef level BBQ feature or a vibrant entertainment area, we bring your dreams to life. Ready to upgrade your outdoors? Let's dig in!

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537 South 48th Street, Suite 101, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 741-8433 https://www.risingtidelandscapes.com/

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Need to do a drywall repair project and spray popcorn on the ceiling of our home

Melinda Silva of Resolution Fire + Flood ^PRO answered:

Feb 4, 2019

Depending on what year your house was built, you might have asbestos in that popcorn ceiling. Typically, anything older than 1979 is a good chance that it could have asbestos; our company regularly fi ... read more

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What should I do if a tree has started to lose its bark?

Jim Berridge of Moon Valley Nurseries ^PRO answered:

May 2, 2017

There could be infection spreading under the bark. Sooty Canker is one possibilty, black powdery fingus spreading under the bark. Have an arborist look at it. May be able to remove infect branches, tr ... read more

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