The following pictures are of a concrete pond which was well designed but
leaked extensively and had been patched year after year frustrating the
owners who were almost ready to have it filled in
when they called us. The floor had developed cracks and the embedded boulders were also leaking.
We repaired the surface of the pond then
applied a two part liquid rubber to form a rubber liner which extended
above the water line. We then
extended the boulders and curb below
the water level to remove any signs of the rubber liner. Everyone was extremely
pleased with the results.
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| existing pond leaked | existing leaking patchwork | several floor leaks | rubber applied above water level |
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| extended rock down below water level | mesh attached to rocks above water level | ||
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| rock extensions created over rubber to match existing rock | We were contracted to install the aquatic plants to complete the pond | ||
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| faux rock created to cover
unsightly well head at base of driveway. It is hinged at the front and can be handled by one person. |
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Same procedure as the above pond to solve the leaks in the driveway pond |
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