
Parkville Middle School
Pond maintenance and repair for a public school in Baltimore, MD
The Pond Fighter is a full service pond company specialized in koi pond construction, maintenance, and repair. Operating out of Ellicott City, MD, we build and maintain ponds all throughout Maryland, Washington D.C., and Northern Virginia.
Getting a pond professionally cleaned can revitalize its inner workings and bring out its full beauty. Our technicians have the experience and knowledge to faultlessly service backyard ponds while preserving their delicate ecosystems. Our cleanings are concluded with a final walkthrough of the pond, providing the client with valuable information and tips on how to maintain it.
Owning a backyard pond can allow you to experience the peace and tranquility of nature at the comfort of your own home. Whether you want to convert that vacant space on your property into a lively water feature, or renovate your existing pond into the pond of your dreams, our team can help you achieve your goal.
Isolating the cause of a malfunctioning pond requires extensive knowledge of pond plumbing, filtration systems, and design. Our team is able to diagnose and repair any issues that may arise, allowing clients to enjoy their pond worry-free for years to come.
Pond maintenance and repair for a public school in Baltimore, MD
Cleaning a 4000 gallon pond in Sparks, MD
Rebuilding a collapsed wall causing water loss
Aquatic plants are nature's way of filtering water
Forrmal pond in Roland Park, Baltimore.
UV clarifiers help prevent algae by killing the miscroscopic algae cells in the water.
Filling in a pond can be done by removing the liner, draining the water, rehousing the fish, and filling in with soil.
Pond plants that are too overgrown should be manually removed from the roots. This will create more space for fish to swim in and give the pond a neat look.