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Pondscapes, Inc. has over 15 years experience in both commercial and residential water feature and landscape design and installation. We've worked with clients in the greater Phoenix, Arizona area, specializing in desert water features. Our client's projects range from simple regular pond maintenance to large scale designs including complex rock, plant and fish incorporations.
Please visit more of our website to view some of our projects, find out what our customers have to say, or just get a little more informed about ponds and waterfalls. Inquire about our services using our contact us form. We look forward to hearing from you!
Choosing a Certified Aquascape Contractor (CAC) is one of the best decisions you can make when looking to have your own backyard paradise installed. Certified Aquascape Contractors are the most qualified and informed pond installers in the water gardening industry. When you choose a Certified Aquascape Contractor you are choosing The Best of the Best!
- Training - All CACs are trained in pond design and construction techniques by Aquascapes.
- Quality - All CACs use high quality products, developed and field-tested by Aquascape.
- Knowledge - A CAC has extensive knowledge of all Aquascape products and is able to answer the questions that you have about your pond.
- Customer Service - CACs have a proven record of providing exceptional customer service.
- Dedication - A CAC’s primary business is installing and maintaining water features. All CAC’s are established, dedicated, and focused on the pond building profession.
- Continued Education - CACs are required to attend Build-a-Pond Days and other training seminars throughout the year to maintain certification.
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Did you know...?
Is it true that the more filtration, the better the pond? Believe it or not, you can over-filter a pond. That's right. Tight filter pads in your skimmer pick up the smallest particles of debris, causing you to be cleaning the filtering mechanism out constantly. Now remember, we're not talking about drinking water here. What we are talking about is water clarity and water that's healthy for your fish. Fish in the wild certainly don't swim around in bottled water. If you can see a dime on the bottom of the pond, then the water clarity is just right for your fish, and filtering past that is overkill and will create headaches, not eliminate them.
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