Rubber pond liners laid over protective underlayment, folded and sealed so they hold water for decades.
The liner holds the water, and a good liner installation is invisible. A poor one shows up as wrinkles, tears or a slow leak. Rubber liners are flexible, strong and long-lived, but they need a smooth base, careful folding and plenty of overlap.
We prepare the subgrade, lay protective underlayment, place the liner without stretching it and fold the corners and curves neatly. Liner edges are lapped upward behind the stone, and any seams are made with the right adhesives and tapes.
EPDM rubber liners are popular for their flexibility and long life. Other materials exist for special situations. We explain the options and choose one that suits your pond.
The liner has to cover the length, width and twice the depth, plus extra for edges. Our liner tool helps work out the dimensions.
Neat folds, no stress at the corners and enough slack keep the liner from tearing when water fills the pond. We take the time to do it carefully.
Rubber liners are easier to handle when warm. We schedule installs on mild days so the liner lies flat and folds cleanly.
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BeforeAfterProtects against rocks and roots.
Length, width and depth planned.
Flexible and tough.
Clean corners without strain.
Stone and gravel cover the lap.
Level monitored after fill.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Material guidePond LinersEPDM rubber, RPE, PVC and preformed shells compared: how long each lasts, how they handle and where each…Learn more 
SituationNew YardsStarting from bare ground: where to put water, how big to go and what to decide before the…Learn more 
SituationNeglected PondsA pond that has turned green, filled with muck or been swallowed by weeds can nearly always be…Learn more Enter the pond length, width and depth and see the liner size to order, with overlap included.
Tell us what you have in mind and send photos of your yard. We plan the visit so we arrive ready.
We walk the yard, discuss size, style and sound and mark the shape on the ground.
You get a clear written price, and we agree on a day and an arrival window.
Excavation with shelves and a stable slope, with protection for your lawn and a call to 811 first.
Liner, plumbing, filtration, stone and plants installed with careful attention to the hidden parts.
Water treated, flow tuned and a walk-through with you before we leave.
Forty-five mil rubber is a common choice for garden ponds, with thicker options for larger ponds. We recommend based on your design.
A quality liner protected from sun and punctures can last for decades.
Preformed shells are quick and suit small ponds, but liners give far more design freedom.
Yes. It protects the liner from stones and roots and adds safety against small punctures.
Mild days make the liner easier to handle, so spring and fall are common.
Liner RepairPatches for small damage and full liner replacement when an old pond liner has gone brittle, torn or…Explore 
Backyard PondsA new backyard pond shaped to your yard, dug to a sensible depth, lined, plumbed and planted so…Explore 
Leak Detection and RepairFind where a pond or waterfall is losing water, then fix it at the source without rebuilding more…Explore 
SkimmersSkimmer boxes that pull floating leaves and debris off the surface and into a basket before they sink.Explore Tell us about the job and we will call you back quickly.
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