Worlds
Credits
Client
TPC Landscapes & Pools, Acworth, Georgia
Owner
Tommy Powers
Five Eight One
Creative strategy, consulting and graphic design. Brand identity, print suite, website redesign and Webflow build, photo and video, social content.
See it
tpclandscapes.com
Enter their world
A white estate home with terraced lawns and a pool, filmed from the air
Landscapes · Pools · SpasAcworth, GeorgiaSince 2009

Luxury living,
redefined outdoors.

TPC Landscapes & Pools

The brief

The work in the ground was already luxury. Everything around it needed to catch up.

Tommy Powers has been building pools and backyards across North Atlanta since 2009, and he is on every job. His family-owned crew does estate-level work.

We built the brand, the website and the feed to match, and we shoot all of it ourselves, so every touchpoint feels as considered as the stone and water.

Brand identityPrint suiteWebsitePhoto + videoSocial
The mark

A tree with its roots in water.

Landscapes, pools and spas in a single mark. We set it in two colorways: Sage for the garden by day, Charcoal for the evening after.

The TPC tree and water mark in black on sage
Sage
The TPC tree and water mark in white on charcoal
Charcoal
Sage
Charcoal
Linen
On the street

Hello, neighbor.

Every job site is a billboard. We wrote a neighbor flyer that thanks the street for its patience before it asks for anything, then gave the crew a yard sign and cards that point straight to the work.

Neighbor flyer: We are working on a backyard just down the street
Neighbor flyer
Sage yard sign with the TPC mark, tagline and phone number
Yard sign, Sage
Charcoal yard sign with the TPC mark, tagline and phone number
Yard sign, Charcoal
Sage business cards and square cardsCharcoal business cards and square cards
On film

We shoot the work ourselves.

Drone, ground and detail, cut into the film that opens their website. Every frame here is ours.

Aerial view of a backyard with a curved pool, lawn and stone patioA freeform pool with a rock waterfall in late afternoon lightA round stone fire pit patio set into a lawn, seen from aboveTop-down view of a long pool and terraced lawnClose-up of boulders and a waterfall spilling into a pool
The website

A quiet site for loud backyards.

We redesigned tpclandscapes.com and moved it to Webflow. The film plays up top, the type stays out of the way, and the consultation form asks about project type and budget before the first call.

Visit tpclandscapes.com ↗
tpclandscapes.com
Website hero: Elevate your outdoor living experience over a pool
Website about section with Tommy PowersWebsite stats band and services headingWebsite selected work section
The feed

From the job site, with a wink.

We run their Instagram: jobsite reels, crew humor, seasonal tips and the finished spaces. Luxury work, posted like a neighbor would.

@tpclandscapesatl ↗
Reel: You could hire a hardscape company from CraigslistReel: plastering pool steps, This, but through gogglesReel: When the social media girl comes to the jobsitePost: Know before fall is in full swing, two friends at a fire pitPost: Game day just got an upgrade, a new covered porchReel: Refining, a stone-terraced front garden
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