Pond and Water Feature Service

  When Planning A Pond, Some Details Are More Important Than You Think - Smaller Ponds Require More Maintenance And Adding Fish Will Cause Higher Energy Bills. Ponds are almost as unique as fingerprints.  Everyone has the ability to design them in ways that not only bring out creativity but improve function as well.  With features such as streams, waterfalls, bubblers, lighting, landscaping and more, you can truly create a one-of-a-kind relaxation spot for your home.  When it comes time to plan out what you want and how much of your property to dedicate to it, there are small details that can easily be overlooked but have the potential to shape the future performance, maintenance and costs of having it. A smaller pond might be better equipped for your space but keep in mind that it will require a bit more maintenance than a larger one.  This is due to the sheer water volume.  The more water that's in your ecosystem, the better nature is able to take over an...

Did you recently move into a new home and discover you are now the proud owner of a backyard pond? Perhaps it was a feature of the property that peaked your interest but you haven't the first clue about the care and maintenance of your new pond? For first time pond owners, learning how to manage your new water feature can be pretty overwhelming.  This is especially true in the case of a new homeowner because you likely do not know the history of your pond, how it was built or in what ways it was maintained.  This can lead to frustration and a large amount of time or money wasted just trying to figure it all out.  When it comes to ponds, there are quite a few areas that need to be addressed.  First of all, what is the condition of your pond?  You should know how deep it is, what systems are in place for aeration, if there are fish, what aquatic plants are there and how they benefit the overall ecosystem.  This can take some time to learn but is v...