This project involves rebuilding a failed water feature into a durable, aesthetically enhanced 9-to-10-foot pitless waterfall and stream system. Key Project Details The Problem: A previous contractor installed a waterfall stream utilizing a traditional crate/rock pit...
Lynden Backyard Transformation: 12-Foot Cascading Stream Located in Lynden (Whatcom County), this project involved constructing a pristine 12-foot cascading water feature tailored right into the backyard landscape near the home’s deck. Utilizing efficient...
We began our project by clearing a patch of earth, carefully excavating the ground to create the footprint for our new water feature [00:23]. Once the foundation was set, we lowered the pitless tank and the waterfall starter into place, ensuring they were perfectly...
⏱️ The One-Day Entryway: 12–14 Foot Cascading Stream This featured project demonstrates how a professional pitless system can completely transform a home’s entrance in a single work session. We took a flat, standard entryway and engineered a multi-tiered 12–14 foot...
We arrived at the job site early that morning to begin work on a twenty-five-foot pitless waterfall. The challenge started with the terrain; because the ground was entirely flat, we had to bring in a significant amount of fill material to build up the elevation for...
As a contractor, the Pitless Waterfall system is going to make installing that next waterfall feature much easier than other pondless waterfall systems. The tank is a complete unit that includes pump, liner brackets, silcone glue, return line connectors, and debris baskets for easy maintenance of leaves and yard waste.
Recent Comments