Earthworks builds new ponds, waterfalls and fountains—and works through the leaks, weak flow, cloudy water, failed equipment and shifted stone that can make an existing feature frustrating to own.
For a new pond, we plan the shape, depth, circulation and stonework together. For an existing pond, we trace leaks, cloudy water, failing edges and equipment problems before deciding what should be repaired, replaced or rebuilt.
We build new streams and pondless waterfalls, and correct falls that have shifted, lost flow or started sending water behind the stone. The work starts with the water path, pump and elevation—not just the rock you can see.
We install bubbling rocks, basalt columns, urns and spillway bowls with the basin, pump, plumbing and surrounding stone they need. We also help place the feature where it can be seen, heard and serviced.
A pond that stays cloudy or a waterfall that barely moves may need better circulation—not a complete rebuild. We inspect the pump, plumbing, filtration, aeration, basin and rockwork, then correct the parts holding the feature back.
We clean out built-up debris, start ponds and fountains in spring, shut them down for winter and troubleshoot pumps or water clarity when a feature stops working as it should.
Water problems often begin outside the pond. We address grading, runoff and drainage, then use natural stone, retaining walls and planting beds to settle the finished feature into the yard.
Whether you're imagining a completely new water feature or trying to figure out what to do with an existing pond, waterfall or fountain, Earthworks Outdoor Builders can help you determine the next step.
