Koi Pond Installation
Koi Ponds, Ecosystem Ponds & Water Gardens
Installation & Maintenance Contractor Servicing The Surrounding Areas of…
Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN
What Is A
Backyard Ecosystem Pond?
There are several theories on “How To Build a Pond” in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN. Some companies choose to use concrete waterfalls, bare-liner ponds, and UV filtration to filter their ponds. This approach to building a pond just doesn’t make sense to us.
We construct our ponds to work with mother nature, not against her. We use a combination of different size rocks, boulders & gravel to create a natural-looking pond, that is naturally filtered by mother nature. By doing so, we have less pond maintenance, allowing our Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN pond owners to enjoy the benefits of owning a pond, instead of having to work on an unbalanced system.
What Is A
Backyard Ecosystem Pond?
There are several theories on “How To Build a Pond” in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN. Some companies choose to use concrete waterfalls, bare-liner ponds, and UV filtration to filter their ponds. This approach to building a pond just doesn’t make sense to us.
We construct our ponds to work with mother nature, not against her. We use a combination of different size rocks, boulders & gravel to create a natural-looking pond, that is naturally filtered by mother nature. By doing so, we have less pond maintenance, allowing our Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN pond owners to enjoy the benefits of owning a pond, instead of having to work on an unbalanced system.
Koi Ponds, also called “water gardens”, are one of the most rewarding features you can add to a backyard or patio area. We will create a natural ecosystem for your fish that is self-sustaining and will require very little maintenance. We strive to create a feature that looks as if it came right out of Mother Nature using the Aquascape ecosystem methods & products!
By building your pond/water feature to perform as an ecosystem, nature is at the heart of the water cycle, not man. As a result, the root systems of pond plants filter the water, natural bacteria break down organic matter and pond fish eat the algae. No chemicals or other devices, just nature, doing what nature does best. Relax and enjoy your water lilies as they create your very own Monet, in your Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN backyard.
With the proper balance of pond fish & plants and healthy bacteria present, Pond Maintenance is reduced, and water quality is enhanced. In the end, we have a backyard pond that not only looks better, it is better, both for the natural habitat of fish and birds and other creatures that are drawn to water in nature, but for us as well, as we now will have more time to enjoy it, with family and friends.
We Install
Ecosystem Ponds
There is nothing quite like a fish or koi pond in a landscape built by a professional pond builder or installer. The soothing sound of cascading waterfalls, the sight of graceful, colorful koi swimming in the water, and lush aquatic plantings can give you your own piece of paradise in Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN & surrounding areas. Water gardens are the perfect cure for a stressful lifestyle and give you a paradise oasis right in your own yard.
What It Takes To
Properly Construct An Ecosystem Pond
Few pond builders have a true sense of the art of construction and the creation it takes to make your pond look real and function properly. Pond King Water Gardens, serving Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul Areas of Minnesota-MN, takes care to hand-pick boulders, complete with moss and lichen. We know the art of rock placement to complete a natural look. And we also know how to properly filter your pond so it will stay clear and be low maintenance. Ponds are ecosystems, in that they play host to a total interrelationship of all organisms in the environment– birds, fish, frogs, plants, and many other varieties of microscopic organisms. Thus, ponds not only create a natural ecosystem in their defined environment, but they also fit into the community or life cycle of not just one homeowner’s backyard, but the entire ecological region. An ecosystem pond works with Mother Nature to provide food, shelter, and safety to the wildlife around it. It also provides you with an all-natural, low-maintenance piece of paradise.
