From simple structures to complex systems, water features pull your attention into the garden and provide a cool, relaxing atmosphere.

Waterfalls, Ponds, Fountains and Cisterns

Even in a wet climate like the Pacific Northwest, there is plenty of enjoyment from having water features in your landscape. The four types of water features used by Environmental Construction, Inc. are Waterfalls, Ponds, Fountains and Cisterns. Whether it is the soft sound of a landscape waterfall flowing into a pond or the glint of sunshine reflecting off the wet rocks, life is always a little more relaxing when you can sit by the water.

Imagine on a hot summer day and you stroll through your flower garden, then sit on the rocks and dangling your feet in the water or feel the mist from a majestic fountain surrounded by luscious greenery...and right in your own yard? It's a dream that may be more realistic than you think.

Water features give a picturesque backdrop for photography, and give a cool, refreshing element to the landscape. Water features also establish an urban wildlife habitat in your garden by providing a source of drinking water into a sanctuary for birds and butterflies.

Hot Tubs / Spas

Rock pools, hot tubs, and spas are the four season landscape feature. Relax, refresh, and recuperate. Hot tubs and Spas are intimate landscape features installed as both a private and a social extension of your home.

The location of the tub within the landscape will determine the usage and installation costs. Usually, the closer the tub is to the house the more frequently it will be used and maintained. A tub that is situated in an open yard may require plantings or structures that will provide privacy for the bathers. All tubs require a level surface. Tubs can be installed on decks reinforced to support upwards of 2½ tons. If a tub is to be installed on the ground the surface should be either a concrete or plastic spa pad.

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