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Water Features Components

Add character to your garden or yard with decorative water features that create motion in nature and even enhance the beauty of such a space.

• Landscape Fountain Kits: Landscape fountain kits include complete sets of tools to assemble an outdoor water feature that is an eye-catching centrepiece in your outdoor area. The choice is yours; you can design your perfect focal point for your garden from any of the following: urns, spheres, walls, and spillway bowl and basin kits.


• Fiberstone Water Features: Add the beauty of artificial water features to your garden or porch, regardless of whether one of these is displayed separately or as a group. Whether you prefer an urn, a sphere, or a wall, a water feature offers a minimal but visually striking water element that can be easily incorporated into your landscape setting.


• Patio Ponds: Is budget or space a constraint for the option of installing a patio pond, available in a spectrum of shapes and sizes to fit any space? They are a partial solution for both limited space and financial constraints, making them a popular choice for creating beautiful outdoor spaces.


• Fire Fountains: Enjoy the exquisite integration of blaze and liquid with fire fountains. Designed from glass fibre-reinforced concrete, these stand-alone elements can be set up to give your garden a pleasant visual and audio experience.


• Spillway Bowls and Basins: Use spillway bowls and basins with waterfalls where cascading happens from the bowls to the basins and the system recycles through the whole system. These diverse add-ons can be used singly or in different combinations for an impressive water fountain.


• Fountain Spitters: Twist your water amenity with fountain spitters for additional movement and entertainment. Choose from different patterns that range from silly ones, for instance, Crazy Leg Frog Spitter, to the simplest designs, like Crane with Lowered Head Spitter. In this situation, the bamboo water fountains also contribute to the beautiful environment with a tranquil ambience by getting into the water features, thus soothing the atmosphere outside.

About Water Feature Installation

Water features attract both eyes, and activities are visible in every landscape that has ponds, fountains, and waterfalls. Professional installers cover jobs ranging from site analysis to building them according to your specifications. They'll do all the installation work required, including plumbing, pump installation, and lighting systems, and they can add the solar system for environmental friendliness. Apart from the fact that it is aesthetically pleasing, it can also add to the value of your house when resale is imminent. Save your time and make the process of creating a water feature on your property easy by hiring a professional to do it for you.

Who Installs Water Features?

Water fixtures can be installed by many experts, such as landscapers, specialized water feature contractors, plumbers, and sometimes electricians. It is necessary to choose a professional who has a valid license, good work experience, and is an expert in all fields of waterfall installation.

How Much Does Water Features Cost?

When you are planning a water feature, the first thing to be taken into consideration is the cost of the feature itself. Water feature pricing, based on their size and quality, can range from $20 for a small birdbath to $1900 for a cast iron bowl fountain with a hardwood stand. Pricing some items involves size, materials, and complexity as the determining variables.

Alongside this, you will need a pump to regulate (or, if necessary, provide) the circulation of water if the feature needs it. The cost of the pump differs depending on its capacity, where a basic model costs about $220 and a high-flow transfer pump costs about $1550. High-quality pumps are worth paying for as they are durable and fairly power-efficient.

The air compressor model should correlate with the water feature. Similarly, even simple equipment, such as a waterfall feature, may use a submersible pump, which can range in price from $1000 to $1500 depending on capacity. Moreover, an owner may need hoses (from $50 to $110) as well as covers (around $85) for the pump to function properly, while filters (from $485 to $700) are the most expensive accessories.

Some smaller units come complete with pumps, such as indoor water features, priced around $250. These typically have lower-capacity pumps suitable for smaller setups. Understanding the costs involved ensures you choose the right components for your water feature project and the installation process is easy.