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BR&D Landscape specializes in various types of ponds including koi ponds, natural swimming ponds, retention ponds, and backyard ponds. We also create unique water features like waterfalls and garden fountains to enhance your landscape.

Pond maintenance frequency can vary based on the type and size of the pond, as well as the local environment. Generally, routine maintenance is recommended on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis to keep your pond healthy and visually appealing.

Our pond maintenance services include spring cleaning, fall cleaning, routine maintenance, repairs, and part replacements. We also provide seasonal shutdown services to prepare your pond for winter.

Yes, we offer comprehensive pond design services that integrate landscaping to create a beautiful and cohesive outdoor space. Our team works with you to customize the design based on your preferences and the natural landscape.

Signs that your pond may need repairs include water level drops, algae overgrowth, unusual odors, or malfunctioning pumps and filters. Our maintenance team can diagnose issues and recommend appropriate solutions.

BR&D Landscape serves Denver, Colorado Springs, and various communities along the Front Range. We cater to both residential and commercial clients in these areas.

To schedule a consultation, you can contact us directly through our website or by phone. We will discuss your vision and provide you with a custom project estimate tailored to your needs.

A pond is a living ecosystem designed to support plants, fish and wildlife, with depth zones, biological filtration and ongoing ecological balance. A water feature (fountain, bubbling rock, reflecting pool) is primarily decorative — focused on form, sound and movement. Both can be expertly integrated depending on your goals.

An ecosystem pond is built to sustain itself: aquatic plants, beneficial bacteria and properly sized filtration work together to process nutrients and keep water clear without regular chemical treatments.

Key steps: ensure proper circulation and filtration, use a mix of submerged and marginal plants, remove debris regularly, test water chemistry, and avoid overfeeding fish. We provide seasonal maintenance plans so your pond stays balanced year-round.

Essentials include a correctly sized pump, mechanical and biological filtration (for ponds), a durable liner or basin, plumbing and valves, rocks and planting media, and appropriate aquatic plants. Optional upgrades include UV clarifiers, lighting, and automated fill systems.

Look for clear or gently tinted water, active fish, vigorous plant growth, no strong foul odors, and stable water-test results. Some algae is normal; heavy or persistent blooms indicate an imbalance.

Bright, opaque green water usually means a free-floating algal bloom — common after startup or during hot, nutrient-rich periods. Small amounts are manageable with plants and circulation; large blooms require corrective steps. We favor biological controls and careful plantings over harsh chemical treatments.

Yes — thoughtfully designed water features boost curb appeal, create calming soundscapes, support wildlife, and improve outdoor enjoyment. Consider initial investment, ongoing maintenance, child/pet safety, and local permits.

Choose a spot with 4–6 hours of sunlight, away from large trees, visible from living areas, and with easy access to power and water. Always check for underground utilities and HOA or local permit requirements.

Start simply: decide the pond’s purpose, sketch a basic layout with deep and shallow zones, select a durable liner and appropriate filtration, install plants to stabilize water, and let the system cycle before adding fish.