Asheville Landscaping: Pondless waterfall

Asheville pondless waterfall

Just finishing construction of this waterfall in Asheville. Landscaping and a flagstone patio will be installed next! 

Asheville pondless waterfall construction

Dry Stacked Stone Stairs Asheville

Every landscape contractor
needs a good helper to test out the
 new stone stairs you built!

Pond Maintenance Asheville

Spring is almost here in Asheville, Nc.
It's a great time to consider getting your pond or water feature cleaned out and ready for the warmer weather. In the winter, you pond will go dormant. Fish sleep and the active bacteria that helps keep your pond clean is less active. Aquatic plants are also dormant in cold weather.
Living waters landscaping offers a full service spring start ups for your pond and waterfall.
A typical spring start up includes:
-Detailed cleaning and leaf removal
-Filter, pump and skimmer box cleaning
-A professional check of the system for leaks and other potential problems
-Introduction of seasonal beneficial bacteria
-A smile and a good attitude while we work!

We offer one time, monthly and seasonal maintenance to fit the needs of your pond. We are highly knowledgeable in all types of water feature systems
Including:
-Koi ponds
-Pondless waterfalls
-Fountains
-Natural swimming ponds
-Traditional garden ponds

We can offer advice on additional filtration for your system as well as options to make your pond more energy efficient.

Call Jacob today for a free estimate.

828-301-8017

Asheville Pondless Waterfalls

Natural looking pondless waterfall in Asheville, NC

Living Waters Landscaping Asheville

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Stop by and say hi sometime.

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Cutting Pavers and Brick

Wet or Dry Cutting?

The conversation always seems to come up when talking with other paver contractors, "Should we cut wet or dry?". 

You could ask this question for brick installation as well as natural stone patios.

Cutting stone or concrete makes a mess either way you look at it. Your choices are, working in a heavy dust cloud all day or taking extra precautions not to make a huge mess when you are wet cutting your pavers. 

The dust seems to be easier to clean up, as opposed to the mud like splatter of wet cutting residue that can quickly stain anything in comes into contact with. I still prefer to cut my stone wet, mainly because I would rather spend some extra clean up time if it means I can save my lungs.

That was until I got back from a recent Techo Block seminar. They showcased a dry cutting brick saw that was dust free! 

The IQ 360 was the saw they had on the floor and it was amazing! They were cutting pavers inside the showroom! It has a built in vacuum system that collects dust under the saw. Really a cool system.

I think I'm sold!