Koi Pond Repairs For Leaks, Green Water, Plumbing Issues, & More

Pond Repairs in Denville, Rockaway, Morris County NJ

Looking for koi pond repairs in Morris County NJ? Leaks, green water, plumbing issues, (or anything else)

No problem, we’ve got you covered.

Perhaps you just bought a home in the North or Central New Jersey Area that has an existing pond and you are wondering how to take care of it? Maybe you’ve had a pond for a while that has always given you trouble? Our pond maintenance, repair & renovation services are designed specifically for those customers in the Denville, Morris County area that own a pond and need assistance/advice with their existing Pond. Whether you have algae problems or waterfall issues, or simply just have questions on how to take care your koi pond repairs and maintenance , we’re here to help.

Here’s what YOU want; and what WE
are really good at building

Ponds

Browse photos and info of ponds, water gardens, koi and fish ponds, and more!

Pondless Waterfalls

Atlantis Water Gardens provides pondless waterfall installations in the Denville NJ area.

Fountains

Atlantis Water Gardens installs and services fountainscapes in the Morris County NJ area.

Did Your New Home Come With A Pond?

Pond & Waterfall Repair, Denville, Rockaway, Morris County NJ

Have algae problems or waterfall issues or simply just have questions on how to take care
your pond maintenance and repairs, we can help.

What Is The State Of Your Water Feature?

Fixing problems for ponds and waterfalls, Denville, Rockaway, Morris County NJ

When you contact us, try to have some basic information ready for us. We are going to ask you a number of questions to find out the “STATE” of your water feature. It’s always best to send us your pictures first so we can see what you are talking about.

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Some of the questions we’ll ask you…

Some of the questions we’ll ask you…

Fixing problems for ponds and waterfalls, Denville, Rockaway, Morris County NJ

Agood possibility is that you have a hole in your pond liner. That is just what you needed, something else to fix.  Not to mention, the odds all always against you, and the hole is probably somewhere near the bottom of the liner.  And why should it not be? Or… a little visitor has made a nice home between the rocks in your waterfall this winter when you shut your pumps off? The possibilities for leaks that occur are seemingly endless, a lot of times it’s like playing “Wack-A-Mole” … as some as you fix something, another problem pops up to drive you NUTS!