Average Waterfall Costs for Oklahoma City Area
Another question we get asked a lot is “What does waterfall repair cost here in the Oklahoma City area?” and just like everything else there are a lot of variables to consider. The cost of waterfall repairs can vary like any other service. Having a leak in the waterfall area of your waterfalls is one of the most common leak spots for any water feature. Listed below are some starting prices for waterfall repair.
Waterfall Repair Costs
Depending on how your waterfalls are built, will depend on the cost to disassemble and re-build them. You can expect to see labor rates from contractors ranging from $60-$125 per man hour for laborers, and up to $150 hr for waterfall designers or artists. In addition to the cost of materials.
Things that can cause your waterfall to leak.
Is your liner too low, is liner properly attached to your skimmer and biofalls, are the screws and bolts rusted off the skimmer and/or biofalls, are aquatic plants creating the problem? Even newly built waterfalls here in Oklahoma City will settle over time, thus in some cases lowering liner edges allowing water to exit your pond at the waterfall. These are just a few things that can impact the price due to the extra labor and materials involved to repair a Waterfall.
Things to consider!
A large factor to consider in the cost of your pond service is the company you are hiring. An Oklahoma City lawn & landscape company will typically be less expensive than bringing in a company that specializes in water features. Retaining trained professionals (specialists) in a given field of expertise is much more costly than hiring general laborers. Our team members at Continental Ponds are taught by industry experts on how to install, service and maintain ponds and water features.
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Average costs to patch a hole in a liner in Oklahoma City?
Every day we are asked, “How much does it cost to patch a hole in my liner?” and that’s just to broad of a question. It’s a little like asking how much does a pond cost. A tub pond isn’t going to cost you much...you may be able to get it from your neighbor for free...but that custom ecosystem pond is going to be a little more expensive.
There are many factors to determine the price for patching a hole in the liner in Oklahoma City. Such as: Where is the hole, how big is the hole, what caused the hole, are you sure that’s the only hole, is the hole repairable, how long does it take to find the hole? These are just a few variables that can impact the price due to the extra labor and materials it may take to patch a hole in the liner.
Liner Repair Costs Most Oklahoma City pond contractors provide this service and prices will range from $85-$125 per man hour. Usually you will also be charged a trip fee, anywhere between $30-$50 depending on the mileage. In addition to the cost of materials. 
Things To Consider
A large factor to consider in the cost of your pond service is the company you are hiring. A Oklahoma City lawn & landscape company will typically be less expensive than bringing in a company that specializes in water features. Retaining trained professionals (specialists) in a given field of expertise is much more costly than hiring general laborers. Our team members at Continental Ponds are taught by industry experts on how to install, service and maintain ponds and water features.
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Our outdoor design center is located at 9105 NW Expressway, Yukon, OK 73099. Please feel free to stop by for more water feature inspiration. Continental Ponds is offering this pond information as a personal information source to our website visitors. Pond services are performed in Oklahoma City, Norman, Moore, Nichols Hills, Edmond, Yukon, Shawnee, Newcastle, Mustang, Bethany, Piedmont, Guthrie, Jones, Chandler, Midwest City, Del City, Shawnee, Tuttle, Blanchard, Bridge Creek , Warr Acres, Woodlawn Park, Lawton. Fish and Koi Pond Maintenance and Construction, Streams and Waterfalls, and Fountains are all in our wheelhouse of talent. Explore our website for more ideas. Like our Facebook page for daily tips and inspiration.
Average cost of a Oklahoma City pond clean out
Every year here in the Oklahoma City metro area we at Continental Ponds get hundreds of call for, "How much does a koi pond clean out cost?" This blog will address that question as well as all the variables that affect clean out costs. This will allow you to make an educated decision on who you should call for your pond cleaning!
The cost of a Oklahoma City koi Pond clean out can vary like any other service item. Variables, like length of time between clean outs, amount of fish, location to deciduous trees, netting options, and many other factors can alter the pricing of this vital service. Listed below are some starting prices to have a Koi Pond cleaned out. See below for information about additional services and charges.
Cost of a Koi Pond Clean Out by Size
Has your Oklahoma City Koi Pond been cleaned out in the past 1-2 years? Do you have deciduous trees near your pond? Have you netted your pond during the fall season? Do you have easy access to your pond, or are there obstacles that make the pond clean out more difficult; like a steep slope? The amount of plants you have in your pond can make a huge difference in the cost of a clean out. Too many plants can reduce the flow of waterways and cause extra sediment to build up on the floor of the pond. These plants have roots systems that can become deeply embedded in the pond bottom. Plants can be divided during a pond clean out; the cost is typically $50 a plant. Once we had a Koi Pond clean out that had a root system that covered the entire bottom of the pond and wrapped around the rocks. In this case, it took most of the day just to remove the roots and an additional day to do the pond clean-out. This was a Oklahoma City Koi Pond that hadn’t been cleaned out in many years.
A few things to consider before hiring someone to clean out your pond.
The term “pond clean out” is often used very loosely. There are obviously different levels of cleaning, as well as a variety of construction techniques that can make a water feature easier, or more difficult to clean and maintain. A “clean out” could be considered physically removing the leaves and debris and cleaning out the pond filters. Another type of clean out could be simply vacuuming leaves out of an exposed-liner pond and rinsing out the filter pads. Here at Continental Ponds our preferred method of cleaning ponds is what we refer to as a complete cleaning and component inspection. This service is normally done in the spring. We would be happy to send you our list of procedures for this service but for now I want to focus on expense related concerns and not so much on methodology. A large factor to consider in the cost of your pond cleaning is the company you are hiring. Most Oklahoma City lawn & landscape company will typically be less expensive than bringing in a company that specializes in water features. Retaining trained professionals (specialists) in a given field of expertise is much more costly than hiring general laborers. Our team members are taught about fish care and diseases, plants, plumbing, filtration, etc. by industry experts. This investment in personnel definitely raises the cost of our service and may or may not be a value to you. We have seen local landscape companies do pond cleaning for as little as $350.00. I’m not vouching for the quality of the service delivered, only the price. At Continental Ponds, our starting price for a complete spring cleaning and component inspection starts at $650.00. 
Another consideration that may be important to you is sanitation. Does a company sanitize equipment between cleanings? This is a big deal to some people! If you have koi or other fish in your pond you should think about this. Some clean out crews (ours included) clean multiple ponds each day in the spring time. Pond diseases, bacteria, and parasites can easily be transported from one pond to the next inside the holding tanks, pumps, and plumbing used to complete a clean out. Early in the year, when the water temperature is cool and the fish have slower metabolism it is the perfect time for problems to occur due to inadequate sanitation practices. Something to think about if you have fish you love!
You may also consider professionalism an important factor in choosing your service company. One guy/gal in a pickup with a hose, a pump, and a 5 gallon bucket may take a few days to clean your pond. The alternative is that a professional team of trained technicians shows up and has all the proper tools to do a fast-efficient clean out. Koi tanks that hold hundreds of gallons of water are set up, the team goes into action, pond is clean and fish are returned unscathed to their habitat in rapid fashion. The experience delivered by a professional team may or may not be an important factor to you. The remaining variables in clean out cost are related to methodology (how well the pond is cleaned), the size of the feature, and other business related variables. With the information we have provided above you should be educated enough to make an informed decision on who you should hire to clean your koi pond. If you have any other questions on the price of a clean out, what we do when we clean a pond out or any other questions please contact us here.
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 How To Clean A Koi Pond In Oklahoma City Oklahoma (OK) Continental Ponds recommends fully draining and cleaning your Oklahoma City koi fish pond at least once every year, otherwise you might have to deal with other problems such as increased maintenance, fish health issues, not to mention possible increased repairs for your pond or pump. At a minimum we recommend cleaning out your biofalls and skimmers at least. Steps Involved in Cleaning your Oklahoma City Oklahoma Koi Fish Pond Steps Involved For A Successful Pond Cleaning.
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Did You Know Continental ponds has an entire website that covers Oklahoma Pond Maintenance Services?3/9/2017 Continental Ponds in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (OK) is branching out into the social media world. In an effort to try and get our message out to the masses, we have followed the lead of many industry professionals, in utilizing social media as a marketing tool! As we all know, the internet has an answer for anything you want to know and that’s not going to change. The Oklahoma pond industry is no different, every so called "expert" has an opinion on how things should be done. As the leader and innovator in the Oklahoma pond industry using state of the art Aquascape components and methodologies in pond and water feature design, construction and repair. From cascading waterfalls to koi fish and lily filled ponds, to fountains and streams surrounded by aquatic plants, bogs and wetlands, to rainwater harvesting system. We feel it's our job to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision on all your Oklahoma water feature needs, thanks to the web and social media!  Click any image to learn more! quick links to common Oklahoma Pond & Water Feature Questions How to clean your Oklahoma Pond. All about the Aquascape Skimmer. What is a skimmer and how does it work? All about the Aquascape BioFalls. What is a BioFalls and how does it work? String Algae control in the Oklahoma Water Garden What is a wetland filter? All about the Aquascape Skimmer. What is a Skimmer and how does it work? Learn more about LED Pond & Landscape Lighting for your Oklahoma Landscape Should I repair or Renovate my Oklahoma Pond? What is evaporation? Oklahoma Pond & Waterfall leak detection and repair. Links to various repairs and what you need to fix them. 1. Biofalls screw replacement. 2. Skimmer screw replacement. 3. Seaming liner. 4. Pipe repair 5. Pump Problems 6. Bubbling liner 7. Bubbling liner repair Project Showcase: Take a look at the transformation of this pond to pondless conversion.  Continental Ponds in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (OK) is branching out into the social media world. In an effort to try and get our message out to the masses, we have followed the lead of many industry professionals, in utilizing social media as a marketing tool! As we all know, the internet has an answer for anything you want to know and that’s not going to change. The Oklahoma pond industry is no different, every so called "expert" has an opinion on how things should be done. We can be found on a majority of social media site to include: Pond Contractor Services, Houzz, Facebook, Pinterest, Google+, Hometalk, OKC360, You Tube, Porch, and Pond Maintenance Services We are an Oklahoma City area based full services Pond contractor & Pond Maintenance landscape company specializing in naturalistic water features, including Ponds, Water Gardens and Stream Design, Construction, Repair, Renovation & Maintenance Serving the greater Oklahoma County Oklahoma OK area. Continental Ponds was founded to fill a need for a full service company that truly cares about the details of every project and service.
Our service areas include most of the areas around Oklahoma City (OK) Contact us if your town is not listed below Oklahoma City, Norman, Moore, Nichols Hills, Edmond, Yukon, Shawnee, Newcastle, Mustang, Bethany, Piedmont, Guthrie, Jones, Chandler, Midwest City, Del City, Shawnee, Tuttle, Blanchard, Bridge Creek , Warr Acres, Woodlawn Park, Oklahoma County and Cleveland County. We offer: Ponds | Waterfalls | Streams | Pondless Waterfalls | Fountains | Fish Ponds | Koi Ponds | Water Gardens | Eco System Ponds | Rain Water Harvesting | Landscape Lighting | LED Pond Lighting | Water Features |Design | Installation | Repair | Maintenance | Pond Cleaning | Pond and Waterfall Construction | Renovation | Consultation | Serving Oklahoma County and Cleveland County Oklahoma (OK) Here in the Oklahoma City Metro (OK) we use a consistent troubleshooting methodology to narrow down the source of your leak or repair needed as quickly as possible. If you notice you have to add water on a daily basis, or hear the "hissing" of your water fill valve constantly running, (after properly setting the water level) you may have a leak, most of which occur along the perimeter of the waterfall and stream. These leaks are generally due to the ground settling which causes the water to trickle over the edge of the liner. These leaks can be easily fixed. We start with the most likely suspects, such as leaky plumbing connections, skimmer and filter leaks, and improperly formed waterfalls.  Plants backing up the stream START WITH THIS CHECK LIST
 Incorrectly seamed stream
 WHY WE DO NOT RECOMMEND USING ALGAEFIX! Algaecides such as Algaefix can be deadly to your pond fish and other animals if not used properly. When applying any algaecide maximum aeration is needed. The result of the dying algae will consume a lot of oxygen that could result in your fish dying. Using an Algaecide to battle green pond water should be used as a temporary remedy. In my opinion the goal for every backyard fish pond should be to establish a balanced ecosystem. This is accomplished through a healthy balance of Plants, Fish & Beneficial Bacteria. You should question any store or contractor that offers up Algaefix as the first solution to green pond water issues. By using these products you are reacting to a problem and not addressing the underlying issue. If you have pets, birds, or children that interact in or around your pond do you really want them drinking and/or playing in pond water laced with a powerful algaecide? My dogs & kids play in our ponds almost everyday, I personally want to make sure their aquatic playground is as safe as possible!  So why is Algaefix one of the top selling pond products in the Oklahoma City area and the nation for that matter? The answer is simple. It works, it kills Green Water and String Algae. Our society is accustomed to quick fixes and easy solutions. However, in my opinion the potential harmful affects from using algaecides in your backyard pond outweighs the "Quick Fix" capability.. The truth is that pond ecosystems are often difficult to establish. Especially, if your pond is not designed to be plant friendly. We help hundreds of Central Oklahoma Pond Owners every year understand the basics of establishing a healthy balanced pond so they can apply these philosophies to their own backyard pond. If you live in the Edmond or Central Oklahoma Area visit our outdoor design center at 9105 NW Expressway or call us for more information. Leaks & unexplained water loss are among the most misunderstood and misdiagnosed problems in the Oklahoma pond. On countless occasions, our staff has listened empathetically as our clients lament, “I’ve looked everywhere, and I can’t find the leak in my pond!” So before you let worry and panic set in as you search frantically for a leak, understand that to diagnose a leak without following a system is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. The basic principles of leak detection and repair will save you time, money, and headaches in your Oklahoma water gardening adventures. Just follow this simple step-by-step guide to help you determine where the leak is coming from.
Part 1 – Does My Pond Even Have A Leak? When a pond owner sees the water line in their pond dropping like thermometer mercury during a Winnipeg cold snap, the natural assumption is that, “There must be a hole in the liner!” The truth is that over 95% of all pond ‘leaks’ are, in fact, not caused by damage to the liner at all. Here are the most probable causes: Evaporation Evaporation is caused by water turning into a vapor and escaping from your pond. The amount of water loss will vary according to the region of the country and the time of year. Ponds in Oklahoma or those located in areas of the country with high temperatures and low humidity can expect to see 1 to 3” inches of water loss per week during the spring and summer The quantity and size of your waterfall(s) will also affect the amount of water that is lost. Regardless of the climate, a 4’x 6’pond with a 20-foot stream and 5 feet of cascading waterfalls may lose as much as 2 inches or more every day! Why? Just as wind dries clothes on a laundry line, splashing and moving water has greater exposure to air and therefore evaporates more quickly than the still waters in your pond. If that same water feature was 16′ x 21′ pond, you’d probably never even notice the additional evaporation because of its larger volume. Now, if you fill your pond all the way up one evening, and wake up the next morning only to find the level has dropped six inches – that is a leak! Low Edges Sometimes water can escape over the edge of the liner in the pond, waterfall or stream area; this is called a low edge, and it is the most common cause of water loss in water gardens. In fact, over 50% of all water features will experience a low edge at some point due to the shifting and settling of the ground. To locate a low edge, check around the perimeter of your pond, mainly around the waterfall and stream area. Look for wet or muddy spots in the mulch and gravel. If you find an area where the water is leaking out, all you have to do is lift the liner up and push some soil under it in order to raise the edge. Bingo – leak fixed! Reinstate your edge treatments and you’re done. Tech Tip: It’s hard to find a leak if the ground is wet. So, wait till the ground’s dry before you start looking! Splash & Spray Another possible cause of water loss occurs when water splashes out of your stream – and it doesn’t take much splash or spray to drain a small pond. One drop of water per second can fill a bathtub in one day! Hold up a piece of dark cloth or paper around the outside edges of your stream. If you see spots of water forming, you have a splash or spray leak. To fix a “splash leak,” all you have to do is adjust a few of the rocks under and around your waterfall. This will contain or redirect the splash inside the lined stream area and stop the leak. Obstructions In The Waterfall or Stream Rocks and excessive plant or algae growth, twigs, leaves and debris sometimes accumulates in the waterfalls or stream, and displaces water, thereby raising the waterline or causing the stream to back up. This can cause water to be diverted out of the water feature and lower the level in your pond. If your stream looks like it could use a little housekeeping, clear out the debris and move a few rocks around – you may find that keeping things tidy is all it takes to correct your water loss problem. The capillary action of aquatic and perennial plants encroaching along the shoreline of your stream or pond can actually suck the water right out of your water feature. After a few seasons, you may need to thin out your plants a bit to keep water inside the liner. Note - geotextile underlayment placed within the liner as rock pads can also draw water out in the same way. Is Your Overflow Elbow Adjusted Correctly On the back inside wall of many skimmer models, you will see a PVC elbow fitting used to adjust the water level up or down several inches. If you have one of these in your skimmer, check and adjust the height of this elbow to be certain the water isn’t simply flowing out of the pond through this fitting and into a drainage area in the surrounding landscape. Part 2 – Leak Detection System If you’ve spent 30 minutes or so checking out the leak possibilities listed in Part 1 and your pond is still losing water, you may have a leak. To do this, we need to use deductive reasoning to isolate the problem: Follow this checklist to the “T” and you will find the leak: 1) Shut off your pump and fill the pond up to the maximum level and wait 24 hours. If the level does NOT drop – good news! There is no leak in the pond basin-the leak is somewhere else, so you should go directly to Step #6. 2) If the water level DOES drop, the leak is in the pond basin area. To find out where the leak is occurring, allow the water level to continue to drop until it remains at a static level for 24 hours. The level where the water stops dropping is the level where the leak is located. 3) If the water level stopped dropping above the bottom of the faceplate of your skimmer opening, it may be that the gasket seal between the liner and the skimmer face is leaking. Move a few rocks around the front of the skimmer and slide your hand behind the liner, feeling for wet soil around the opening of the skimmer. If the soil is saturated, then the faceplate may have not been installed properly and might be the source of the leak. Remove the faceplate, clean all of the old silicone off the liner, and refer back to the instruction manual on proper procedures for sealing the skimmer faceplate to the skimmer. 4) If the area outside the liner around the skimmer is dry, or the water level stopped dropping below the skimmer faceplate opening, then chances are you have a hole in the liner. 5) Concentrate your efforts by searching around the perimeter of the pond. Remove any rocks around the entire perimeter at the exact level where the water level has stopped dropping. When you find the hole, clean and thoroughly dry the liner in that area and patch it using a liner patch kit. Once you’re made the repair, fill the pond up and test to see if there are any other liner leaks. Once you are certain that the pond basin is holding water, drain it and reinstate the rockwork. Fill the pond back up one more time and enjoy! 6) If you’ve followed the instructions in Step #1 and you’ve determined that the pond basin is holding water, then the leak is going to be somewhere in the falls, stream, or plumbing. 7) Turn your pump back on and let it run until you detect water loss in the pond once again. 8) Pull up the cut edge of the liner all the way along both shorelines of the stream bed from the water line of the pond all the way up to the lip of the BioFalls filter. (Yes, I know you’ve already checked for low edges, but do it again!) Correct any low edges you may find and leave the liner exposed. Fill up the pond basin to the maximum level, keep the pump running, and wait for 24 hours to see if the pond holds water. If it does, reinstate the liner and edge treatments. If not, leave the liner exposed and proceed to Step #9. 9) It may be that the gasket seal between the BioFalls lip and the stream liner is leaking. To check this, remove some of the rocks around the front edges of the BioFalls. Wiggle you hand in behind the liner draping down in front of the BioFalls. If the ground is wet you can remove the BioFalls lip, clean it off, and reinstall the lip using a generous bead of new fish-safe silicone sealant. If the original seal is fine, and there is no water backing up over the lip of the BioFalls, yet the water feature is still losing water, move on to Step #10. 10) At this point we need to check the plumbing. As with all plumbing systems, the most common point of failure is at the connections. Start by digging up behind the BioFalls filter and check to see that the threaded connections around the bulkhead fittings aren’t dripping. Note - the rubber gaskets on all bulkhead fittings needs to be installed on the inside of the BioFalls and that all threaded PVC pipe connections should be sealed using silicone. In the same way, check the fittings and connections on the exterior back side of the skimmer filter to be certain they too are water tight. If all connections are sound, with the pump still operating, dig up and expose the flex PVC pipe between the BioFalls & the skimmer. Occasionally, rocks or other sharp debris can puncture the pipe or frost can twist and torque the pipe causing it to split. If this happens, the pipe can easily be fixed using a repair coupling. 11) The last and least likely place for a leak is in the stream liner. To deduce where the leak is, run a temporary pipe from your pump & skimmer to the middle of your stream bed, bypassing the BioFalls. If the water level in the pond stays the same, the leak is in the upper half of the stream; if it continues dropping, it’s in the lower half. Keep moving the pipe until you’ve isolated a 5′ section of stream where, when the bypass pipe is placed, you continue to lose water. Remove all the rocks and gravel in this area, rinse the liner clean and you should be able to find the hole. Repair it the same way you would a pond liner (see Step #5), test to see if the leak is gone, then reinstate all remaining exposed liner, rockwork, and edge treatments. Note – check to make sure your plants have not grown through the liner. Still can’t find anything – Professional Intervention If you have followed the advice and diagnosis steps in the previous two sections and yet your pond is still losing water, it’s likely that there is a flaw in the design or the construction of your water feature. At this point we recommend the professional intervention of our service department or your local CAC (Certified Aquascape Contractor) pond professional.  Cold Water Bacteria for Fall & Winter Shorter, cooler days in Oklahoma City, OK mean your pond could benefit from some special attention. To keep your pond water clean and clear throughout the fall season, be sure to stock up on Aquascape Cold Water Beneficial Bacteria, which works at temperatures below 50F and contains 7 pure strains of concentrated beneficial bacteria that go to work quickly, cleaning and balancing your pond or pondless waterfall.
If you have questions or need help with the maintenance of your pond or pondless waterfall and you live near Oklahoma City, OK call 405.834.2291 or contact us. We are a Oklahoma City area based full services Pond contractor & Pond Maintenance landscape company specializing in naturalistic water features, including Ponds, Water Gardens and Stream Design, Construction, Repair, Renovation & Maintenance Serving the greater Oklahoma County Oklahoma OK area. Continental Ponds was founded to fill a need for a full service company that truly cares about the details of every project and service.
Our service areas include most of the areas around Oklahoma City (OK) Contact us if your town is not listed below Oklahoma City, Norman, Moore, Nichols Hills, Edmond, Yukon, Shawnee, Newcastle, Mustang, Bethany, Piedmont, Guthrie, Jones, Chandler, Midwest City, Del City, Shawnee, Tuttle, Blanchard, Bridge Creek , Warr Acres, Woodlawn Park, Oklahoma County and Cleveland County. We offer: Ponds | Waterfalls | Streams | Pondless Waterfalls | Fountains | Fish Ponds | Koi Ponds | Water Gardens | Eco System Ponds | Rain Water Harvesting | Landscape Lighting | LED Pond Lighting | Water Features |Design | Installation | Repair | Maintenance | Pond Cleaning | Pond and Waterfall Construction | Renovation | Consultation | Serving Oklahoma County and Cleveland County Oklahoma (OK) |
AuthorTim Trammell has been building, designing, servicing and maintaining pond in the Oklahoma City Metro area for over 20 years. His company Continental Ponds, is Oklahoma's first Master Certified Aquascape Contractor and is an national award winning pond and water feature builder. Archives
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