In Part 2 of this incredible pond transformation, we’re finishing what we started! Watch as we build a beautiful patio, complete a breathtaking waterfall, and add all the finishing touches to bring this backyard oasis to life.
Last time, we shaped the pond, installed the liner, and started the stacked slate wall and biofalls. Now, it’s all coming together, and by the end of this episode, you’ll witness the exciting final reveal of the completed water feature.
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Miss ya Jaak, the boys are killing it tho
Great job! So natural looking. Sounds wonderful.
Fabulous work as always team. It's beautiful.
Great work! How deep?
Outstanding brothers! I can’t believe how you guys get that done in such a short amount of time. I was hoping to have mine in by winter but other things got in the way so now it’s gonna have to wait til spring. Which is probably better, I’ll have all winter to scrounge up some rocks boulders and whatever else I can find.👍🇺🇸
Nice job, as usual!!
WE MISS YOU, JAAK‼️
PLEASE COME BACK‼️🤙🏼🙂🤙🏼❤️
That’s how it’s done! 👍🏻
Man love flagstone patios!
💯🔥💙👍
I would not be surprised if that pond caused issues if the owners ever had to sell. I experienced this first hand when I was forced to sell my beautiful home when my husband passed suddenly and I had to put my home on the market. Things like this are very unique, but are often ( according to the many realtors I dealt with ) not a positive feature to have when you are selling a home. At least 2 potential buyers in my case made offers but they were contingent upon me filling it in.. I eventually sold the house without doing so, but it took much longer to sell because I said that was not an option.