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Water features: waterfalls, ponds and streams.

Fountains, waterfalls, ponds and streams designed by our landscape architect and installed in a range of sizes and styles.

The service

The sound and sight of moving water.

Water features have grown in popularity for good reason: they turn a yard into a personal retreat. Designs range from very formal to very natural, and a wide range of materials can be used, from a stately brick or stacked-stone fountain to a boulder waterfall.

Most water features need some maintenance, but good planning reduces the ongoing commitment. We design and install them with that in mind, so they look natural, work reliably and are easy to live with.

Schedule a free estimate with our on-staff landscape architect for a personalized design.

  • Pondless waterfalls and streams
  • Waterfalls
  • Ponds
  • Babbling brooks
  • Fountains in brick or stacked stone
  • Lighting, planting and stone around the water

Types of water features

Pondless waterfalls

A recirculating waterfall or stream with no pond.

  • No standing water
  • Compact and flexible
  • Suited to many yard sizes

Waterfalls

Many design options.

  • Formal to natural styles
  • Boulder and stone construction
  • Sound and movement

Ponds

Built and maintained by people, not nature.

  • Backyard ponds we have designed and built
  • Planting and stone edging
  • Sized to the site

Babbling brooks

The sound of water over stones.

  • A soothing, natural feel
  • Winding streams
  • Pairs well with planting

Who it’s for

The same standard at every scale.

Residential

A focal point at home

Water features sized for the yard and designed to be enjoyed from the patio.

  • Waterfalls and streams
  • Boulder and river-rock work
  • Lighting and planting

Commercial · HOA

Entrances and gathering areas

Water features for entrances, courtyards and common areas that need a landmark.

  • Entrance and courtyard features
  • Sound and movement as design elements
  • Service access planned in

How it works

From first visit to finished work.

  1. Walk the site

    We look at the property, how you use it and what you want to change.

  2. Plan & price

    A clear scope, materials and written estimate before any work begins.

  3. Build

    The work is carried out by our own crew, with progress you can see.

  4. Finish

    Final details and a walkthrough with you.

Credentials

Licensed, certified and qualified.

The licenses and certifications behind our design, irrigation and site work.

Registered Landscape Architect#0001692
  • Certified Backflow Prevention Tester#02446
  • Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission Level 1A Certification#0000070268
  • ICPI Certified Installer, Commercial Paver Technician

Professional affiliations

  • Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards
  • Georgia Association of Water Professionals

Where we work

Fayette and Coweta counties.

Fayette County

Brooks · Fayetteville · Peachtree City · Tyrone

Coweta County

Grantville · Haralson · Moreland · Newnan · Sargent · Senoia · Sharpsburg · Turin

Questions

Before you call.

Is a water feature a lot of maintenance?

Most need some maintenance, but good planning reduces it. We’ll explain what to expect for the type of feature that suits your property.

What is a pondless waterfall?

A recirculating waterfall or stream that has no pond. It offers the look and sound of water with less standing water.

Can you add a waterfall to an existing yard?

Yes. We plan the feature around the grade and the plantings already in place.

Who designs the feature?

Our on-staff landscape architect designs it, and you get a free estimate and consultation.

Start a conversation

Tell us about your property.

Share what you’re planning and we’ll walk the site, listen, and follow up with a clear next step.