
Pondless waterfalls
All the sound and none of the standing water. The safest option with small children and the easiest to own.


All the sound and none of the standing water. The safest option with small children and the easiest to own.

A run of water through the landscape, which gives you sound along a whole path rather than one spot.

Depth, filtration and aeration sized for fish to overwinter here, not just to look good in July.

Basalt columns, bubbling boulders and spillway walls for a small footprint and a big effect.

Submerged and aimed fixtures, because a water feature you cannot see after dark is half wasted.

Pumps, lines and basins designed to be drained or run through the freeze without cracking.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

Undersized filtration is why ponds turn green. We size for the volume plus the fish load you actually want.
Liners are protected and the stone is set so water stays in the channel and the feature looks natural.
Pumps and skimmers are placed where they can be reached without dismantling the waterfall.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

Ask us a pond and water feature question
A properly filtered pond needs a spring cleanout and light weekly attention. Undersized systems need constant work.
Yes. Water disappears into a gravel basin, so there is no open water for small children.
They can, in a pond deep enough with aeration and an open hole in the ice. We build for that.
They recirculate. You top up for evaporation, similar to a pool but at a much smaller volume.
Moving water does not breed them. Still, stagnant water does, which is an argument for good circulation.
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A pondless waterfall is a small project with an outsized effect. Ask us where to put one.