Each large fountain is cast in sections in the shop, hauled to the site, and assembled in place: footing, walls, floor, plumbing, pump, and finish. Here is how a few of them came together.
The newest Majestic: a three-tier ball-top fountain with four sitting lions on pedestal blocks, set on a stone-walled circle. Curved pool sections, pedestal blocks, tier bowls, and column panels were all cast in the shop, cured, then hauled out and assembled in place before the first fill.
Just built
A round paneled basin built from cast wall panels, set in the center of a driveway circle. Panels braced, floor laid and poured over rebar, plumbing stubbed in, then finished in a warm cream with a dark cap and a stacked stone ring.
Completed
A custom French village style fountain, an octagonal basin around a center pillar with copper taps. Every panel cast in the shop, cured, hauled to the site, and assembled in place before the first fill.
Completed
Chris handles large fountain projects from placement and preparation through assembly, finishing, and final setup. One backyard, start to finish.
The finished yardFrom the first dig to the final fill, we handle the whole install, right in your yard. Here’s a quick look at how a fountain comes together.
It starts with the site. Chris brings in the equipment, digs out the spot, and grades it so everything sits level for years to come.
A solid base goes in, the basin is sealed and plumbed, then the fountain is placed and leveled piece by piece with natural stone around the pool's edge.
A final finish coat on the pool, water in, pump on — settled into its new home and ready for years of enjoyment.
The same piece can go deep black, weathered white, or anywhere in between. Chris can color match a finish to your home, stone, or existing pieces. Just give him a call and work it out together.
Call about a finish: (678) 769-9652
