When I was introduced to the pond/waterfall/rock making industry, PVC liner was material that was used to waterproof our free-form ponds. It was available in 10 to 60 mil thickness, and we used 20 and 30 mil most often. We would excavate the site, install our plumbing lines, fine grade the site, install the liner […]
Water Feature Construction in Santa Barbara is a challenge we love to take on everyday because the rewards are long lasting. Beautiful Santa Barbara water features for added peace and tranquility in your home. If you wish to see more pictures of water features in Santa Barbara, browse this blog or check out our website:
Santa Barbara Sandstone rock formations re-created in your own back yard!
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Pond pictures before, during and after. Excavated, concreted, decorated, landscaped and activated.
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These pictures show various angles of a man-made cave that we built for a client. It features tropical landscaping and a faux rock bridge behind a five foot wide, ten foot high waterfall!
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Faux rock can be advantageous in the creation of a naturalistic looking waterfall, if done correctly. Advantageous due to the fact that sometimes space is limited and faux rock can appear to be larger than it really is but actually takes up less space than any real rock of the same size. What do I
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Fake rock?…., faux stones, artificial boulders, imitation, simulated or synthetic, why, I’ve even heard someone call them “make-believe”. Whatever people label them, the rocks we produce are helpful to us in achieving a very natural and realistic effect. I believe that being able to create, and incorporate, man-made rocks and boulders into our work assists
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Waterfalls built using granite boulders A small sandstone rock waterfall When building waterfalls its inevitable we get wet. We immerse ouselves in our work. Sometimes we immerse ourselves in the water for such things as repair work, planting aquatic plants or just trying to get the best photo…….Bruce Garcia doesn’t mind getting wet, I like
Here is a picture of a recently completed project in Montecito, Ca. This angle shows the last waterfall of a one hundred twenty foot long stream entering into a ninety foot long by sixty foot wide pond. Here is a few pictures of a pond undergoing construction at this time (6/28/2010). They show the different
Building creeks and streams is work and fun at the same time and gives us a chance to excercise our artistic abilities. It is rewarding to know the joy and happiness our work brings to people as they stroll along the banks listening to the sounds of the water as it cascades over the boulders,
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