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Servicing The Surrounding Areas of Ellsworth & Salina, Kansas (KS)Brookville, Bavaria, Assaria, Gypsum, Hope, Abilene, Solomon, Westfall, Beverly, Bennington, Sylvan Grove, Russell, Hoisington, Clafin, Little River, Marquette, Holyrood, Yankee Run
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Leak Detection & Repair Services?Finding a leak in a pond, waterfall or fountain can be a daunting task for someone without a great deal of experience. Professional pond repairs and renovations in Ellsworth & Salina, Kansas (KS) surrounding areas means.... we know how to fix your pond leak. We use a consistent troubleshooting methodology to narrow down the source of your leak as quickly as possible. We start with the most likely suspects, such as leaky plumbing connections, skimmer and filter leaks, and improperly formed waterfalls.
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If the leak is not found in these areas, and we've ruled everything else out – you've got a hole in your liner. Rather than wasting your valuable time and money searching for the proverbial needle in a haystack, we will replace the liner. Years of experience has shown that replacing the liner is less expensive and time consuming than trying to find a hole – which can take days or weeks. A liner replacement is a relatively simple operation that can usually be accomplished in a single day, depending on how your pond is built. |
Pond & Water Feature Liner RepairThe most important part of any pond or water garden is the liner that holds the water in the system. Without a liner the water will just disappear into the ground. Certain natural earthen bottom ponds, either man-made or natural have a clay liner that retains water. Even these ponds need either ground water, rain, or streams or wells to keep them topped off, the water will evaporate, or seep into the ground without influx of new water. Got a leak? We can help!
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Pond & Water Feature Leak Detection Details
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First Step Is To Diagnose Your Liner Issues
The liner in your pond is designed to be flexible, it flexes to cover the hole dug for the pond shape. Once the weight of the rocks, gravel and water settles in, it needs to flex to allow for settling dirt with all that weight. If the liner is stretched to tight during installation, it could cause tears shortly after installation. It may take some time for the liner to fail, it may never fail, but rest assured if it does, one of our technicians should be able to diagnose, fix, or replace it.
The liner in your pond is designed to be flexible, it flexes to cover the hole dug for the pond shape. Once the weight of the rocks, gravel and water settles in, it needs to flex to allow for settling dirt with all that weight. If the liner is stretched to tight during installation, it could cause tears shortly after installation. It may take some time for the liner to fail, it may never fail, but rest assured if it does, one of our technicians should be able to diagnose, fix, or replace it.
