Thinking of a Water Feature?
Installing a water feature is…
Why Consider a Water Feature?
Installing a water feature is a great way to get the most impact out of your landscape investment. A recent survey concluded that the increase to your property value exceeds the initial investment in the water feature itself. Perhaps that’s why the USA Today reported that a water feature was the #1 addition homeowners wanted to make to their property. Or maybe it’s because a water feature requires less maintenance than the same square footage of grass? It even requires less water than the same size area of lawn!
But we’d guess that the reason you’re considering a water feature is because you simply want one. You want a pond because of the beautiful sounds the waterfalls make. You want a pond because it takes you to a place of serenity and calmness. You want a pond because you love the variety of wildlife that will be attracted to the moving water. Whatever the reason, we’re glad you’ve stopped by to get acquainted with us.
Experience the Lifestyle!
Live the resort vacation lifestyle in your own back yard. Steal a moment with your family. Watch the wonders of nature unfold before you each morning. Unwind at the end of each day. Participate in the change of seasons. Enjoy your secret paradise. Relax while your investment matures. Welcome home.
Types of Water Features
Ponds
Cool, clear, and inviting. The perfect focal point of any landscape. Ponds create a more dramatic change in your landscape and lifestyle than anything else you could do to your yard. A well-designed pond will only require about 1-2 hours of maintenance per month. Adding colorful koi, goldfish, and aquatic plants will enhance the enjoyment of your pond significantly. Click here to view a cross section of a typical pond.
Cascading Falls- Pondless
Unparalleled & Simple. Great for front and back yards alike. They are the perfect alternative for enthusiasts who want a waterfall and stream but don’t want to keep fish or have a pond. They are virtually maintenance free and safer than ponds, but won’t allow the benefits & enjoyment that fish and aquatic plants offer. Click here to view a cross section of a typical Cascading Falls system.