Watch as Ralph and the crew build a beautiful Pondless Waterfall in Queen Creek, Az. This waterfall was built in the middle of monsoon season, there was major weather happening in Arizona during this build!
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PondscapesAz is located in Queen Creek (Maricopa County), Az (Arizona). We specialize in maintenance and construction of backyard fish ponds, boulder waterfalls, fountainscapes, decorative water features, natural looking koi ponds, koi fish ponds and outdoor goldfish ponds for backyard landscapes.
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Complaining about Rain!!! Much needed rain… And you should know, a pond builds not complete without Rain!! 🌦️ Since you don't want it, please send it to California….. 😅
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I like your approach to installing the liner and stream. looks a lot easier to work with instead of carving out soil and constantly flipping liner back. Do you just bib liner all the streams then? Turned out excellent.
Could you possibly send that rain over to Northern California? Besides our fires we could just use it lol
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Another amazing art piece!
Awesome work!! Now about that job?…. Haha
Have to love monsoon season lol. That's actually one of the things I miss most from AZ! Great video!!!
Looks great! 2 inch pipe?
I didn't know it rained in Arizona……
Loved this one braddah great job working with Mother Nature geez she’s mean in AZ LOL🤙🏽💯🤙🏽
Obviously every job is different, but do you have a process you follow for building out the slope on either side to make it look natural? I've spent many hours placing rocks only to remove them because they don't look right, only to put that same rock back in the same spot because all of a sudden it looks perfect🤨. I wonder if I'm over thinking things and need to learn how to trust my initial vision. By the way, I love how sleek this pondless looks. It will be very nice with the lights you mentioned too.
I really love those wide pooling areas, seeing the water cover a larger area just makes it look so much more appealing to me. How many GPH is this specific water feature?
Cost for this size of feature ?