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Pond Crew specializes in custom water features including ponds, streams, waterfalls, and pondless features. Also, we are now installing rain harvesting features for residential and commercial properties. We create lifestyles for you using our experience from installing hundreds of water features throughout Texas and New Mexico. In a few days, we can turn your aquatic dreams into a reality with construction of an Aquascape water feature.

Did you know that water gardening is the fastest growing product in the green industry? Water gardens can increase the value of your home, give you a piece of your own paradise, give you a place to relax and unwind after a hard days work and the underwater lighting gives you full enjoyment during the evening hours when most of us are at home. Water gardens use less water than the same sized area of lawn and require far less maintenance.

The days are over, of homeowners thinking of having a pond means hours of maintenance, green water, filtering nightmares and mosquitoes. By installing an Aquascape ecosystem, you will have a low maintenance, beautiful, natural custom water feature that is all yours. No other water feature can be created just like yours, these are custom and unique. With an Aquascape water feature you will join the many homeowners that will readily confess that adding their water feature was one of the best investments they have ever made to their home.

We at the Pond Crew would take great pride in helping you reconnect with Mother Nature by building you an environmentally friendly waterscape that can truly change your lifestyle.

Well the rain is helping us get closer to no more restrictions. Just a few more weeks and maybe ..... It is that time of year for us to start putting our annual pond clean schedule together. All those with water features that are not affected by the live oak trees are being cleaned first. In late April early May we will start working on the features that are affected by the live oaks. Algae is in season so don’t get discouraged with it. The annual clean outs and the plants coming out of winter will help make it go away.

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