Pond and Equipment Repair
Whether you need pond leak repair, equipment repair, or a major pond restoration, trust our certified pros
Stop losing water
Repair Equipment
Save Money
New Life for Older Ponds & Equipment
Leak Repair
Call on our knowledgeable crew to stop frustrating leaks for good.
Pond Restoration
Our experts bring your pond back to its original beauty and functionality.
Pond Replacement
Replace a leaky or cracked concrete pond with a low-maintenance lined pond.
Support and Education
We share our expertise with owners, so they can love their pond for years to come.
Pond & Equipment Repair
We provide solutions to costly leaks and equipment issues, giving you peace of mind to love your pond again.
Is Your Pond More Hassle Than It’s Worth Right Now?
- Is your pond leaking or losing water?
- Is the sight of your pond giving you hives?
- Do you have a filter, skimmer, or pump that needs to be repaired or replaced?
Don’t give up. Let us quickly take your pond from eyesore to eye-catching.
You Want Your Pond Repair or Renovation Done Right
We understand it’s frustrating to have plumbing, liner, or equipment issues take away from the beauty of your pond or water feature. That’s why we offer repair and renovation services guided by decades of experience. You deserve to get the most from your investment.
Call us to bring your pond or water feature back to life.
- More than 5,000 happy customers
- Master Certified Aquascape Contractor (CAC)
- The best trained leak specialists in Colorado
We Take Your Pond Personally
As certified pros, we approach pond repair and restoration with a commitment to service. As one of the few Master Certified Aquascape Contractors in Colorado, we have seen and addressed common and uncommon pond problems.
- Detailed and proven methods to successfully repair leak and equipment issues
- Dedication to serve and educate our customers
- Removing the frustration of having a water feature that doesn’t work
Don’t Trust Your Pond to Just Anyone
If you’re facing leaks, a burned-out pump, or a pond that’s seen better days, you need help from experts who won’t just “Band-Aid” the problem and disappear. Don’t miss out on the beauty of a natural and sustainable pond by choosing contractors or landscapers who cut corners or don’t know their stuff.
Water You Waiting For?
Reach Out To Our Pros
Choose the SErvice You Need
Enjoy the Tranquility of a custom water Feature
FAQs
How can I help diagnose my leak?
Pond leaks can often be caused by an area that has a low liner. The liner could be damaged by tree roots or an animal’s claws. A solution is to start looking around the water feature’s perimeter and pull up the liner. A quick inspection at each waterfall is useful to clear away unwanted leaves and debris that could raise the water level and create a leak.
How do you tell if a pond is leaking or evaporating?
On average, your pond can lose about 1” to 3” of water each week across the surface of the pond. In hot, dry, windy periods this rate can be higher . If the water loss is greater than this, it typically indicates a leak. You can determine leakage rates by measuring the drop in water level with a marked stick or you can contact us for more information about pond leak repair.
Do you repair cracks in a concrete pond?
No, we do not repair concrete. We don’t paint it, fill it or put a sealer in it. We know that in Colorado, concrete will eventually crack due to the freeze-thaw cycle. When you are ready for us to remove it and replace it with a low-maintenance, sustainable alternative, contact us and we will set you up for an estimate.
How long does a pond liner last?
Using a liner prevents your pond from leaking. We recommend 45 mil EPDM liners because they form a good seal and are puncture-resistant. EPDM stands for ethylene propylene diene monomer, which is a type of synthetic rubber. Part of our pond maintenance service includes assessing the condition of your liner. Fortunately, this type of liner can last up to 30 years in a pond with the use of underlayment.
How do you restore a pond?
The first step in pond restoration is to determine its current condition. If the pond equipment is salvageable, we will start by draining the water and removing the used liner for replacement. Additional rock and gravel is replaced if a different look is desired. We install required filters and equipment and fill up the pond.
What does my pond pump need?
Sediment or debris in your pump could cause it to over strain and reduce life, so unclog that pump. Early signs of wear and tear might be more noise and higher electric bills. Check your water level in the pond or vault. If you think your pump is not working correctly, don’t ignore the situation; call us.