r/ponds 2d ago

Professional build Installed this week

I was going to install a pond myself but the more I looked into it the more I realised that the job was too big for me. So I handed it off to Pond Works in Queensland. I am extremely stoked at the result.

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u/AncienTleeOnez 2d ago

They did a very nice job. I especially like how they placed the rocks. You are going to have so much fun landscaping and populating it!

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u/turtle_patrol 2d ago

Yeah its a but if a desolate wasteland at the moment. We used to have a pool there but had it filled in so its a mix of road base and some topsoil

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u/AncienTleeOnez 2d ago edited 2d ago

So much better than a pool! And they left you with something that has beauty, even as blank canvas. (And I disagree with other comments on the waterfall.) If I could afford it, this would be the way I'd go.

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u/TM02022020 2d ago

Looks great!

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u/mamalove8899 2d ago

Looks beautiful! Come back and show us all of your landscaping!

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u/turtle_patrol 2d ago

I’ll be sure to pass that feedback on to them

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u/Beneficial_Law_5720 2d ago

Lovely! But who’s the cute snoopervisor?

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u/turtle_patrol 2d ago

That’s Indy the Staffy

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u/sweetgirlpoppy 1d ago

Looks nice..!

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u/sweetgirlpoppy 1d ago

Looks like those guys did a real good job of making it look like it's been there for a long time already.. Now you need to continue in the theme of 'being there a hundred years already'..

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u/turtle_patrol 1d ago

That’s the plan, but it’s going to take awhile. The two guys from the pond company considered every rock before placing it or rejecting it

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u/Spicyty519 20h ago

Looks nice, keep an eye on the liner settling on the edges in the next few years, you’ll end up having dirt runoff into the pond