This project involved installing a beautiful and low-maintenance pitless waterfall stream, designed to handle the challenges of a natural yard environment. Phase 1: Preparation and Planning On day one, we prepared the site by digging the hole for the main...
From Tear-Out to Transformation: Installing a Pitless Stream Our latest project took us to Arlington, where we faced a challenging tear-out and rebuild. The existing feature was a classic rock pit system, which the homeowner was constantly struggling with....
This project involved the design and construction of a custom 12-foot stream for a homeowner in Redmond, WA. The work was executed by a two-person team over approximately a day and a half, with all excavation and building completed entirely by hand; no heavy equipment...
We set out to construct a 14-foot pitless waterfall stream. We deliberately chose the pitless system over what we call the “Rock Pit System.” While the Rock Pit System uses underground reservoir cells—felt- and rubber-lined crates—we’ve found that...
This was a multi-day install on the site of a previously existing pond that was constantly being filled with debris from the landscaping. The advantage of the pitless system is that all that debris is going to end up in the easy to clean basket. On the first day, we...
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.
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