Pump, filter, skimmer, and lighting repair
Diagnose and replace the hardware that keeps water moving, filtered, and lit at night.
Your pond is a small machine. A pump moves the water, a skimmer catches debris, a biofalls grows the bacteria, and lights make it worth looking at after dinner.
When one part quits, the rest suffers. A dead pump can cost you fish in a July heat wave.
We diagnose first, then tell you whether it is a clean, a part, or a replacement. We also size replacements properly instead of guessing.
What the visit includes
- Pump diagnosed, cleaned, rebuilt, or replaced
- Correct pump sizing for your flow and head height
- Skimmer weir, faceplate, and gasket repair
- Biofalls and filter media replaced
- Plumbing, check valves, and unions repaired
- Aerators and air stones installed or serviced
- LED pond and waterfall lights repaired or replaced
- Transformers, timers, and wiring checked
What we look for
Pump humming but no flow
Usually a jammed impeller or a clogged intake. Often a clean, not a new pump.
Breaker tripping
Stop running it and call. A pump pulling too much current or a wet connection needs a look now.
Lights out or flickering
Fixtures, connectors, and transformers all fail over time. Most are an easy fix.
FAQ
Pump, filter, skimmer, and lighting repair questions
Service area
We work across Collin County
If your pond is in one of these cities, we can get to it. Not on the list? Call and ask.
Ready for a pond you can actually enjoy?
Tell us what your pond is doing. We will give you a straight answer and a clear price.