
Boulder waterfalls
Natural stone stacked and set so the water reads like it always ran there. The heaviest look and the loudest sound.


Natural stone stacked and set so the water reads like it always ran there. The heaviest look and the loudest sound.

A clean sheet of water off a stone or stucco wall. Modern, quiet and the easiest to keep looking sharp.

A raised spa that spills into the pool gives you sound and motion without a separate feature.

Arcs of water from the deck into the pool, controllable and easy to shut off when you want stillness.

Bubblers on a tanning shelf are the feature kids use most, and they cost the least to build in.

A fire wall above a spillway is the single most photographed thing we build. It also works in October.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

Feature lines, valves and a dedicated pump go in during the build. Adding them later means opening the deck.
Flow rate and drop height are tuned so you get the sound you want without soaking the furniture or losing water.
Features are the first thing to freeze and crack. Ours are plumbed to drain and included in our closing service.

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

Ask us a water feature question
Not when they are sized right. Evaporation goes up slightly; a badly tuned feature that sprays past the coping is the real loss.
Usually yes, especially at a raised wall or bond beam. It needs new plumbing, so budget for some deck work.
A boulder waterfall is conversation-covering; a sheer descent is a soft rush. We can tune either one down with a valve.
The good ones do. Sharing the filtration pump means you cannot run the feature and filter properly at the same time.
Keep chemistry balanced and the feature clean, and there is very little to it. Scale is the main enemy on stone.
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It is the least expensive feature that changes how a backyard feels. Ask us what fits your shell.