Anytime you have to rework something it generally creates more problems then it solves. Well spoken & well executed. Doing it right the 1st time always pays off in the end. Great job guy's! And great job squeekin that cat thru;)
Great back story and thanks for letting us experience the joy of the customer. You and your crew are incredible. Great waterfalls and pond. As always the b-roll was amazing. Thanks for sharing.
You bet man. It's not always easy but whenever opportunity allows I try my best to kind of show a behind the scenes and tell people's stories. Works best when it comes about naturally and not forced, but also means its kind of rare.
Great job guys, for such a small pond and stream it had a lot of character 1 question though, in the final shots it looks like the moss has died, will it come good again and its just dying of from transplanting or did it just die?
Yes that would certainly be a good move, to provide more area for biological filtration. You can also do that bowl with bio balls (in bags) and then sprinkle a little river gravel on top, then plant your aquatics in that gravel. I would still do the ion gen and doser. They are not chemicals, it's all natural bacteria based
Do you guys use anything to secure the rocks on the sides together? Our pond is about 15years old and things have been moving and shifting...rocks are starting to fall down. Was wondering if you could add some kind of adhesive or non toxic cement to keep the wall in place.
Unfortunately no that won't help. They need to be built so they are solid, and a glue will not solve your problem. If it is collapsing, the only thing to do is rebuild it correctly
I got a good laugh when Ben started the machine and started stomping the ground himself, so funny! You all do great work!
Ha ha ha 😆😂😂 we like having a good time!
Dinner date w me ?
I wanted to check something on this video and remembered how good it was so I just watched it all again. Great job Weston and crew!
Ha ha thanks man 😊👍
Great video. Amazed you got the bobcat through. Beautiful pond, waterfall and stream.
Thank you Ray Kelly! 😎🙏👌
Anytime you have to rework something it generally creates more problems then it solves. Well spoken & well executed. Doing it right the 1st time always pays off in the end. Great job guy's! And great job squeekin that cat thru;)
Thanks Sean, you're 100% correct 👍
Great back story and thanks for letting us experience the joy of the customer. You and your crew are incredible. Great waterfalls and pond. As always the b-roll was amazing. Thanks for sharing.
You bet man. It's not always easy but whenever opportunity allows I try my best to kind of show a behind the scenes and tell people's stories. Works best when it comes about naturally and not forced, but also means its kind of rare.
Great, informative video. You guys are an asset to the industry, my compliments!
Thank you Peter! 😊
Great job, love learning from the PROS
Thanks a lot! Glad when our content is helpful to you, that's what it's for
SPECTACULAR transformation! Great job!
Thanks so much!
Always amazing Wes. You make foaming rocks look easy. Using cans from the box stores never work that easy. .. great work
Thanks Brad! Yeah most important thing is to have a clean gun. If your gun is working, the foaming is a breeze
This turned out fantastic, small, cozy and good looking.
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback!
Nice Job! Should have installed 1 of the New Aquascape Koi Treadmills! (Power head) for that Big Boy
Great idea! He needed it! Lol
Preach buddy..... job looks great!!!!!!!
Thanks Luke!
Great transformation, love your camera work and editing. Did you take lessons from April on placing moss? 😂
Ha ha thanks! I don't think I've ever actually worked side by side with April yet. :) Jaak has though.
Love your work
The more I see the more like
Great advice!
Glad you found it helpful!
Very cute, but man.... you had the opportunity to go BIG!!!
Didn't have the budget or the space...
You don’t know how you built waterfalls before they invented... moss? 😂 beautiful job! How often do you have to change the light fixtures?
😆
Maybe ever 3-8 yrs
Great work. I'm intrigued by your setup with the boards to come in and out with the mini. I always hate dragging in plywood.
Thanks Micheal! Yes those traction mats are pretty neat. We love em
Tussey Landscaping never heard of such a thing... Who makes them? Thank you.
@@GardenGateLawn Here's a company that makes them dicausa.com/alturnamats/
Great job guys, for such a small pond and stream it had a lot of character 1 question though, in the final shots it looks like the moss has died, will it come good again and its just dying of from transplanting or did it just die?
Yeah sometimes some moss dies, but usually a lot of it grows and takes off
Given the size of the Koi I'd have wanted it a good foot or two deeper, nice the water is clear and it is a good improvement
Gorgeous transformation! Can you give me advice on how to control string algae on a little 8' pondless system? Would be much appreciated!!
An ion gen system along with a dosing system would be what I'd do. Same setup that was breifly shown in this video
@@Tusseylandscaping Would adding something like a spillway bowl filled with aquatics help the water quality vs a going the chemical route?
Yes that would certainly be a good move, to provide more area for biological filtration. You can also do that bowl with bio balls (in bags) and then sprinkle a little river gravel on top, then plant your aquatics in that gravel.
I would still do the ion gen and doser. They are not chemicals, it's all natural bacteria based
@@Tusseylandscaping ok thx for your insight 😊
You bet! 👍
Do you guys use anything to secure the rocks on the sides together? Our pond is about 15years old and things have been moving and shifting...rocks are starting to fall down. Was wondering if you could add some kind of adhesive or non toxic cement to keep the wall in place.
Unfortunately no that won't help. They need to be built so they are solid, and a glue will not solve your problem. If it is collapsing, the only thing to do is rebuild it correctly
@@Tusseylandscaping Thank you very much for the advice.
Finished it in 4.5 days? That grate
Nice job how deep is it?
About 20"
I seen how it’s done. UA-cam is good resource. The best way to save money is do it yourself and take your time.
Can be done for sure
The big stones are the rub. If you can be happy without the monsters you can dyi for sure.
Dude I'd love to work with ya! Big Kudos brodie!
😎👌💪
Sucks you couldnt take advantage of that huge slope behind the link fence for the falls.
Yeah how about it!
How does she change out those lights when they eventually fail?
It's a 5-10 minute job during the annual spring cleanout when we pump the pond out. The ones in the stream are even easier
Pump. How much water flow per hour
That's a AquaSurge 3,000 gph
Mine is also 3000 gph why the water is weak.
It's all about the sizing is your stream build and how good you are at foaming
I’d like to meet this guy for a dinner date
I’d transfer from Reno to my day job to PA to date this man
He’s adorable
Too shallow but nice job!
This is our Simplicity Series (economical line) gotta get the next one up to get deeper
I think the pond needs to be bigger for that koi
apart for that, its looks great
I dont disagree! Wish we could have made the pond larger!
SPECTACULAR transformation! Great job!
Thank you Leslie! 😊😊