If you have recently installed a new pool or spa, you’ll be glad to know that swimming pools have never been easier to maintain.  Pools can now include waterfalls, natural looks, spray jets and many more custom features.

Water gardens, ponds, fountains and waterfalls are charming and intriguing landscaping elements. There are so many aspects to enjoy, such as the soothing sounds of babbling water, the movements of graceful koi fish or the unique plants that grow in and around your landscaping’s water feature. The style, design and size of a pond, waterfall or any other water feature should reflect that of the home—and the homeowner, of course. Since today’s construction and maintenance products have made owning a pond, fountain or waterfall easier than ever before, now is a great time to ask your designer about adding one of these wonderful garden elements to your landscaping.

Pondless Waterfalls If you want the tranquility, interest and natural sounds that a waterfall can bring to a garden, but are limited on space or have a tight landscaping budget, a pondless waterfall may be exactly what you are looking for. This type of waterfall actually has a small buried, hidden reservoir, taking care of the algae, pets and kids worries some homeowners may have. Pondless waterfalls can vary in size, shape and material, making them as versatile as they are attractive