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TOP FOUR REASONS YOU MIGHT NEED AN EXPLORATORY POND CLEANING
As Phoenix homeowners might imagine, an exploratory cleaning is a lot like a traditional pond cleaning, but more detailed – and you get more information at the end…
Top 10 New Year’s Resolutions Your Backyard Koi Pond Is Secretly Making
As Phoenix homeowners make their lists of lofty New Year’s resolutions—eating clean, saving money, finally using that gym membership—we often forget that we’re not the only ones ringing in the new year with big ambitions…
FOAM IN THE PHOENIX POND
Phoenix homeowners often call us in a panic when their pond suddenly has a bunch of funny-smelling foam on the surface. Not to worry, this is a natural thing, and it’s temporary…
My Pond is Overflowing and Flooding My Yard
When we get this call from Phoenix pond owners, the first thing we tell them is: don’t panic, and turn off the water source to the pond.
There are a couple of reasons this could be happening, and it’s likely to be a pretty easy fix that you can manage on your own without having to pay a professional.
DO PHOENIX PONDS NEED BOTTOM DRAINS?
As Phoenix homeowners begin to research the idea of adding a backyard pond to their outdoor environment, they come across A LOT of information, not all of which is appropriate to our Southwest climate, or even accurate for that matter…
5 THINGS CONTRACTORS WON’T TELL YOU ABOUT CONCRETE PONDS
When most Phoenix homeowners think of concrete, they typically think of something very durable that will last forever. And we’d like to believe that a concrete pond would follow suit. The foundations of our homes are concrete, after all! And our roads and bridges! And swimming pools! Yep, things that are expected to last forever are made of concrete. So, it just stands to reason that a pond should be made of concrete right? Meh, maybe not so much, and here’s why…