by Yvonne | Oct 5, 2016 | pond maintenance, Uncategorized
I want my pond located in the lowest part of my yard! This is probably the worst location for your investment because of the run-off that can creep its way into your pond. When your pond is positioned near your house, you can take in the beauty and tranquility of your...
by Yvonne | Jul 7, 2016 | Uncategorized, Water Feature Costs
Many Northern Virginia homeowners would love to have a pond or water feature installed in their backyards. People of all ages are naturally drawn to the sound of running fountains and the soothing sight of koi and goldfish swimming in a pond. If you are thinking about...
by Yvonne | May 15, 2016 | pond maintenance, Uncategorized
Spring is here and the hot summer months are just around the corner. A frequent question we get this time of year is, “How do I keep my pond water clear?” There can be many answers to that question. The first thing we suggest is to use Beneficial bacteria. Beneficial...
by Yvonne | Mar 8, 2016 | Pond Cleaning, Uncategorized
Not all water features require an annual cleanout. If there is a layer of “crud” at the bottom of the pond and the water is dark in color, it would be a good idea to do a full clean-out. If there is just a small amount of debris that you can stir up and capture with a...
by Yvonne | Aug 12, 2015 | Awards, Uncategorized
The Pond Doctor received the coveted Top Frog award during the 2015 Aquascape contractor Pondemonium convention, which took place August 5-9, 2015 in Chicago. The Top Frog award is an honor reserved for the top 20 certified Aquascape contractors in the world. For...
by Yvonne | Jul 13, 2015 | pond maintenance, Uncategorized
Summer is the season when your pond should be in its full splendor. However, ponds and water gardens require proper maintenance to stay healthy and beautiful throughout the hot summer months. Here are the 5 most important factors for maintaining a healthy pond....
by Yvonne | Jan 1, 2014 | pond maintenance, Uncategorized
Meteorological winter is now here. It is important to keep a close eye on your pond. Extreme cold can be stressful on your fish. You need to make a decision to shut down the pond for the season or keep it running in our Virginia climate. There are advantages to both...
