Water Features

Three tiered, formal brick waterfalls that can be seen from the entrance, dining room and adjacent reflecting pond on the other side of the bridge.

Camas basalt stone columns with double-sided concrete weir to create a water feature with a gas fire pot beneath.

Quaint waterfall in a wooded setting, created with rocks from the home site.

This formal reflection pond fit well in English garden adjacent to the brick water fall.

This natural water feature was featured in the backyard of a Street of Dreams home in 2007. The natural setting of ferns and fir trees on an existing hillside added to it’s realistic appearance.

This stone bridge served as the separation for the private and entertainment portions of the backyard as well as a great viewing space for several waterfalls and the Koi fish.

Natural-shaped  hot tub overlooking pond and wooded backyard. Lush plantings soften the hardscapes next to the patio.

Natural pond with multiple waterfalls for circulation and UV lights, large filtration system, ledges, coves and water plants to provide a safe, healthy environment for the client’s favorite Koi fish.

This large pond was developed to control water runoff from the parking lot and to help contain springs seeping up from the hills in Newberg.

Large three-tiered waterfall set into existing hillside next to patio. Up the hill, another waterfall and stream feed this pond.

Two-tiered stone waterfall. Another reason we remind clients to leave their water features on during the winter.

Lighted weir fountain in brick retaining wall that flows beneath a stone bridge out to a large pond.

Stepping stones and rock-slab bridge over stream for easy backyard access.

Flowing stream meandering from a hillside waterfall to a lower pond. Stacked wall and colorful plantings make a beautiful backdrop to the green grass.

Tiled built-in weir waterfall provides audible buffering as well as a focal point in this backyard. The waterfall itself has fiber optic lighting within for evening entertainment.

Column rocks are spotlighted using directional water-proof lighting system.

Fourteen-foot tall drilled column rocks are set in place with a 90 ton crane for this large water feature. Concrete pedestals with rebar were poured to support the rocks and protect the liner.

One large boulder was drilled and placed in a water-less pond to create a single bubbler that provides ample amount of sound with minimal maintenance. Whimsical bronze statues, and low-voltage lighting make this water feature something to see day or night.

Large, drilled basalt column stones in center island of turn-around driveway. Finished height of columns are up to eight feet tall.