Water Features

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Water features can bring motion, sound, excitement, and serenity to your outdoor area.

They’re the focal point of any backyard environment and obviously go well with hardscape and softscape accents.

Welcoming Water

Hear that babbling brook? See that waterfall? Enjoy those Koi?
Water features are focal points for our Design & Build service and may be incorporated within an Irrigation System.

Types of Water Features

Incorporating your feedback and integrating with other water systems, such as pools, hot tubs, sprinkler systems, drainage, or sump pumps, we can help you enjoy a variety of water features, such as:

  • Ponds (still or flowing)
  • Koi ponds (including water heaters and filters)
  • Water gardens
  • Waterfalls
  • Waterless waterfalls (not connected to a bigger body of water)
  • Flowing clay pots

Best Time of Year

Flowing water won’t freeze in a typical Oklahoma winter, but you can choose to turn them off in October or November. Come February, we’ll double-check your water line and then turn them back on.

We can install water features anytime throughout the year. Usually, we install water features as part of a bigger installation so they’d be done at the same time as planting landscaping in the spring or fall.

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