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We are a pond and water feature contractor that designs and builds ponds and fountainscapes that mimick natural ecosystems to create one of a kind, custom creations.

How is everyoneā€™s Friday going? We hope you get the chance to enjoy this beautiful day and soak up some of that sunshine...
09/18/2026

How is everyoneā€™s Friday going? We hope you get the chance to enjoy this beautiful day and soak up some of that sunshine!

This is by far the largest Water Lettuce I have grown in a pond. Itā€™s huge! The root system on this floating plant is gr...
08/26/2026

This is by far the largest Water Lettuce I have grown in a pond. Itā€™s huge! The root system on this floating plant is great at filtering the water and removing nutrients from the fish waste. It works in the same way as aquaponic farming. Placed in a waterfall, it can better capture the waste and will grow in a daisy chain down the stream. In this case, the plant became so massive, it was damming up the water behind it, causing it to trickle over the top of the liner. Removing the plant has now fixed the issue.

We build ecosystem ponds. The plants are part of the filter in these systems. They suck up nutrients and waste and at the end of the season, once we stop feeding the fish due to cold water temperatures, we remove the plants or cut them back.

We work with Mother Nature, not against her. Which makes for prettier ponds and less maintenance work for us.

Ready to learn more? Reach out to us.

Let the Water Move You.

08/25/2026

Water features at night are another world šŸ’«šŸŒ™ā­ļø

You know what we love to do? Go back to our projects to see how gracefully they are aging and maturing. Itā€™s incredible ...
07/22/2026

You know what we love to do? Go back to our projects to see how gracefully they are aging and maturing. Itā€™s incredible how much change can happen in even a little over a month. This pond we completed back in June has gone through the nitrogen cycle and is now crystal clear. The biological filtration is starting to ramp up. Today we installed an autofill valve on this pond to save our client from having to pull out the hose every couple of weeks to top off the pond in this heat, and an aerator for added oxygenation and to keep a hole open in the ice when winter does hit. The plants are growing beautifully and the fish look terrific. Lots of wildlife has moved in and the system is balancing nicely. Our client completed the landscaping around the pond, which gives it a very nice, finished look. He is very happy with his pond and his only complaint is that every time he sits in his favorite chair to enjoy it, the sound of the waterfalls relaxes him so much, it puts him to sleep! šŸ˜“ šŸ˜‚ Thatā€™s how you live the aquascape lifestyle. Let the water move you.

07/15/2026

Even the birds love our fountain features! Let us know what we can create for you!!

07/15/2026

Even the birds love our fountain features!! Let us know what we can create for you!

Mother natureā€™s beautiful canvas on display today!
07/05/2026

Mother natureā€™s beautiful canvas on display today!

You know, I originally got into this hobby because of the fish. And I still love watching my koi swim, itā€™s one of the m...
07/01/2026

You know, I originally got into this hobby because of the fish. And I still love watching my koi swim, itā€™s one of the most relaxing things ever. But more and more, I find just as much enjoyment from looking at all the plants growing in my pond. I love to see the different colors, textures, and way they move in the water and wind. I love watching the wildlife that comes to interact with the environment. The dragonflies zipping around the pickerel plants. The bees landing on the flowers. The birds swooping in for a drink in the stream. The spiders spinning webs on the canna lily stems. The life in this small ecosystem is fascinating and changes every day. Every day I see something new and different that interests me and keeps me watching, wondering, and admiring. The fish are a small part of this balanced ecosystem.

I have seen people build large koi ponds, with monster koi, that are bare sided, square, concrete boxes, with filtration systems and pipes that fill entire rooms, like large fish tanks but outside. And they are great at showcasing their large expensive koi. But they lack the balance with nature. The pleasing sense that there is harmony in a system that is made up of many natural components, all working together to keep water clear, and fish healthy.

Itā€™s sort of like a large expansive lawn filled with perfectly manicured grass. It takes a lot of energy, chemicals, and manpower to keep it looking that way. And sure, to some people, it can be nice to look at, like a cement box filled with very expensive koi

Versusā€¦

A natural woodland filled with bio diversity and trees and ferns and moss. Give me that anyday. Itā€™s so much more interesting to look at.

Iā€™ll take the ecosystem pond. Not only because itā€™s a more balanced system, as nature intended, but also because when the man made components fail (like during a power outage in a heatwave), and pumps and circulation are lost, my ecosystem pond will be fine, because the plants will shade the fish and continue to suck up fish waste through their roots, while the fish in the cement box will have mere hours to live without their manmade filter system functioning.

Balance is better. Nature is better. And itā€™s more pleasing to look at in my humble opinion.

06/30/2026

Lillies for days!!

Have you ever wondered what 450 lbs of 45 mil EPDM rubber liner looks like in a massive hole? Here is your answer šŸ˜‚ This...
06/06/2026

Have you ever wondered what 450 lbs of 45 mil EPDM rubber liner looks like in a massive hole? Here is your answer šŸ˜‚ This was taken a few days ago. We will have an update later.

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