A water feature adds sound and movement to a yard without the upkeep people often assume comes with it. AG Landscaping designs and installs water features in Colorado Springs, including pondless waterfalls and fountains, built for our dry climate rather than a wetter region’s water table. Water use is a fair thing to think about before adding one, and it’s exactly why our designs lean the way they do.
What’s Included
What’s Included
Pondless water features circulate water through a hidden reservoir instead of an open pond, which cuts down on evaporation, algae, and mosquito concerns significantly compared to a traditional pond. We also install standalone fountains for smaller spaces. Every feature is designed to work with your yard’s existing grade and irrigation rather than fighting it.
Water-Wise by Design
Colorado Springs averages around 15 to 17 inches of precipitation a year, roughly a third of the national average, so water use is a fair concern to raise before adding a water feature. That’s exactly why we lean toward pondless designs for most yards here: the hidden reservoir loses far less water to evaporation than an open pond does, especially through our low-humidity summers. A water feature should add to a yard’s water-wise character, not work against it.
Our Process
Our Process
- Consultation on placement, size, and style
- Design based on your yard’s grade and water source
- Excavation and construction
- Testing and final walkthrough
Why Choose AG Landscaping
Water features built without accounting for Colorado’s dry climate and hard water can turn into a maintenance headache fast. We design ours with that climate in mind from the start, and pair them with xeriscape or planting design when the project calls for it.
Service Area
Colorado Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake, Black Forest, Peyton, Castle Rock, and Castle Pines.
What Customers Say
What Customers Say
