New Pond Installation
Ponds designed for your yard and built from the ground up: excavation, sand underlay, liner, stone edging and fill.
Ponds in Cornwall & SD&G
Backyard Ponds, Built Start to Finish
New backyard ponds, leaking pond rebuilds, waterfalls, pumps and clean-outs. Dug, lined and stoned by our own crew and equipment across Cornwall & SD&G.
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9+ years in business · 500+ projects completed
Cornwall & SD&G
Pond Services
From a brand-new pond to fixing one that won't hold water, one crew handles the digging, the liner, the stonework and the landscaping around it.
Pond Rebuilds & Leak Repair
Old pond losing water or falling apart? We dig it out, find the problem and rebuild it properly so it holds.
Liner Replacement
Torn, brittle or undersized liners pulled out and replaced with a new one-piece liner and fresh underlay.
Waterfalls & Streams
Natural stone waterfalls and streams that tie into your pond and keep the water moving.
Pumps & Filtration
Pumps, skimmers and filters sized for your pond so the water stays clear and circulating.
Fish-Friendly & Koi Ponds
Ponds built with the depth, circulation and filtration fish need to stay healthy year round.
Pond Clean-Outs
Muck, leaves and overgrowth cleaned out so your pond looks and works like new again.
Landscaping Around Your Pond
River stone, boulders, plantings, topsoil and sod around the pond so it fits the rest of your yard.
Recent project · Ingleside area
How we build a pond, step by step
An old pond dug out and rebuilt properly by our own crew and equipment.
1. Dig out
Old pond dug out with our mini excavator and the muck hauled away.
2. Shape & sand base
Bowl reshaped and lined with sand so nothing sharp touches the liner.
3. Lay the liner
One-piece pond liner rolled out over the whole bowl and past the edges.
4. Set the edge stones
Boulders set around the shelf to hold the liner while it starts to fill.
5. River stone & fill
River stone placed over the liner by hand while the pond fills.
6. Finished
Clear water, natural stone edge, boulders and stumps, with fresh soil graded around it.
Built to hold water
Why our ponds last
Sand underlay first
Rocks and roots are what puncture liners. A smooth sand bed under the liner protects it for years.
One-piece liner
No seams to open up. The liner runs past the edge of the pond so water can't wick out the sides.
Stone over the liner
River stone and boulders shield the liner from sun and frost, and make the pond look natural instead of plastic.
Graded edges
The ground around the pond is graded so rain runs away from it, not into it, keeping mud and fertilizer out of the water.
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Pond questions we get asked
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