Water Feature Maintenance

What This Service Involves

Water features in the Pacific Northwest face a unique mix of falling fir needles, autumn leaves, algae blooms, and winter debris. Our maintenance service cleans pumps and filters, manages water chemistry, and clears the organic buildup that our wet, tree-lined yards constantly deposit. We inspect liners, plumbing, and pumps for wear so small issues are caught before they become costly failures. Regular service keeps the water clear, the pump healthy, and the feature looking its best year-round rather than turning green and stagnant.

Benefits

Clear, algae-free water throughout the year; Clean pumps and filters for reliable operation; Early detection of liner and plumbing problems; Managed water chemistry and debris removal; Extended lifespan of the entire feature

Our Process

1) Inspect the pump, filter, liner, and plumbing; 2) Remove leaves, needles, and organic debris; 3) Clean or replace filters and clear the pump intake; 4) Test and balance water chemistry; 5) Adjust flow and note any repairs needed

What Affects the Cost

Size and type of the water feature; Amount of debris and algae accumulation; Frequency of scheduled service visits; Condition of pumps, filters, and liner; Water treatment products required

Best Time of Year

Maintenance is valuable year-round, with heavier service in fall for leaf and needle drop and spring cleanups after winter debris accumulates.