Host: Two days ago, Angelina was definitely in the right place at the right time.

I'll meet you out the front and we’ll go home and check it out.

Angelina: Perfect.

Host: Yesterday, they cleared the backyard. Painted her wall yellow, drew down a natural slate patio, set posts for her horizontal fence and built the walls for an outdoor fireplace.

Male: Amid says we want a horizontal fence and what we are going to do is go ahead and we’re going to attach it by using staples so we don’t see the heads and you get a nice cleaner look. We have 1x6 and we have 1x4 so what we’re going to do is we’re going to go ahead and stagger them and make our own little pattern. Pull the trigger. Don’t shoot my fingers.

Host: The horizontal fence is smooth sailing from this point and the frame for the planting bed is one board from finish.

Angelina: The horizontal fence is exactly what I was hoping for.

Host: Next, they can start preparing these beds for plants.

Male: We can put a layer of landscape fabric that at least covers up that scene and the front scene to lessen the amount of mud that is up coming through here.

Host: Then they add a mixture of native soil, redwood conditioner and composts to the beds. Jim adds a cap and these planters are ready for some plants.

Male: How about more, we’re putting on the scratch coat with motor to hide all the blemishes. Perhaps that will do the stucco and basically you just want to start at the bottom, apply lots of pressure and just pull your way up.

Host: With the motor done, it’s time for stucco.

Male: It’s pretty much the same as when we put our motor on and maybe a little thinner. Do you like the color?

Male: I do I love it.

Male: Cool. Just come on up and do the same thing, lots of pressure and just rend it right up, right on top of that and now she sticks better to the motor.

Angelina: What’s going on right now is a whole lot of madness, a whole lot of back and forth, a whole lot of you do this but wait no and you're supposed to be doing that but I think that’s what it takes to get something like this done.

A few days ago, I was shopping for a few things to inspire me in my backyard and now I have this urban oasis of deliciousness. It’s insane.

Host: In just two days, this space was transformed from a boring shoe box of a yard to a modern hot spot for Angelina, Eric and their friends to hang out in with accustomed fireplace, modern horizontal fencing, colorful walls and a beautiful slate patio.

Male: Jim Corbett put up an awesome horizontal wall slash fence. Erin did the most fantastic fireplace over there. You’re going to like that thing homeboy. And then Tommy makes this sexy. Look at this in two days, your guy is a hero, he’s a hero, who else can do that in two days?

Angelina: I can give you an urban delight. I think it’s amazing