Our Portfolio of Water Feature Installations

A flat, featureless pool in a Spring Hill estate was transformed into a resort-caliber retreat. Hand-sculpted faux rock formations cascade over a hidden grotto — complete with underwater seating, mood lighting, and a sound system integrated into the stonework.

A rarely-used side yard in Brooksville became a lush naturalistic stream corridor. Native Florida boulders were set by hand along a 28-foot pondless waterfall run, underplanted with native ferns and bird-of-paradise. No standing water means zero mosquito risk.

This Weeki Wachee property requested a living water garden worthy of their 1.2-acre lot. The resulting 18×24-ft koi pond features a hand-built arched bridge, overflowing aquatic plantings, and a recirculating waterfall that oxygenates the water naturally.

The owners of this New Port Richey estate sought a grand arrival experience to match their 8,000 sq ft home. A three-tiered carved limestone fountain anchors the circular motor court, flanked by symmetrical topiaries and linear lighting strips that frame the approach after dark.

A sleek contemporary home in Spring Hill needed water features that matched its minimalist architecture. Clean-line spillway blades in brushed stainless were integrated along the pool's raised bond beam, producing a mirror-surface sheet waterfall effect with color-changing LED backlighting.

Inspired by Caribbean lagoons, this Hernando County project wrapped an existing pool in a full tropical ecosystem. A 14-foot rockwork grotto arch frames a swim-through cave, flanked by twin waterfalls and dense tropical plantings fed by a mist system hidden inside the stonework.

A wide Spring Hill property was reimagined as a living naturalistic retreat. Reclaimed limestone was dry-stacked into a cascading three-basin stream feature, populated with iris, water lilies, and native sedges — a full ecosystem that attracts local songbirds and pollinators year-round.

A Weeki Wachee courtyard needed an evening focal point worthy of the property's resort ambitions. A carved stone basin fountain was set against a hand-laid brick backdrop, lit from below with warm-white LEDs that cast dramatic shadow play across the stone texture after sunset.

A New Port Richey estate border became home to a 36-foot pondless stream terminating in a stacked-slate waterfall wall. The glass-clear recirculating water is filtered through a concealed vault system, maintaining resort-quality clarity year-round with minimal maintenance.