PONDS · WATERFALLS · WATER WALLS

Water Features in London, Ontario

Make room for the sound of water.

Upper Canada Landscape designs and builds ponds, waterfalls and water walls for London and surrounding Southwestern Ontario communities. Explore our work and find the right service for a new feature or an existing pond.

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Ponds, waterfalls and water walls

Water features are a UCL specialty. Our work ranges from garden ponds to large, complex waterfalls, including waterfalls incorporated into pools. These examples show different ways water can become part of the landscape.

Garden pond with lily pads, natural stone edging and a small waterfall

Backyard ponds

An open pond creates a garden focal point alongside stone and planting. Its shape, edges and surrounding space influence how you see and enjoy the water.

Think about where you will sit, leaf fall, access for cleaning, and whether fish or aquatic plants are part of the idea.

Small stone waterfall flowing through a garden beneath mature trees

Natural stone waterfalls

Water moving over natural stone brings movement and sound to the yard. Height, flow and stone arrangement shape whether it feels like a quiet backdrop or a more noticeable feature.

Consider the sound from the patio, splash near paths and how the waterfall connects to a pond or pool.

Water flowing from a stone wall onto a pebble bed beside a paved patio

Water walls

A water wall introduces flowing water through a defined stone or masonry form. It can work beside a patio or in a garden with a more structured layout.

Consider the viewing angle, nearby seating, splash and access to the water collection area for care.

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“The work was completed and everything was clean and neat as if they had never been there.”

Randee Hooghiem · Google review
From a review of a backyard water-feature installation.

Find the right water-feature service

A new pond, an overdue cleanout and a feature that needs rebuilding call for different conversations. Start with the work you have in mind.

Pond installation

For a new backyard pond, begin with the setting, the space available and how you want to use it. Share your ideas and how the pond could fit into the wider landscape.

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Pond cleaning

For accumulated leaves, sludge or debris, explore the cleaning service. Its scope depends on your pond’s condition and the work agreed before booking.

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Pond repair, updates and rebuilds

For water loss, changes in flow or a feature you want to update, explore the repair page. UCL considers repairs, updates and rebuilds where the project is a suitable fit.

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Need seasonal care? Fall pond closing is available. Describe your feature and the work needed so we can discuss the scope and availability. Specialized pond care is separate from general property maintenance.

PLANNING BEYOND THE VIEW

Choose a feature you can live with

The right feature should suit the yard today and remain practical to look after. These decisions belong in the planning conversation.

Position and integration

Consider the view from the house and patio, nearby paths and where children or pets spend time. The sound should suit how you use the space, while the feature works with existing patios, planting and pools.

Drainage, ground and stonework

Yard slope, runoff and ground conditions affect where a feature belongs and how the area is prepared. Stone placement and construction access also need to work with the surrounding patio, pool or garden.

Equipment and ongoing care

Leave room to reach pumps and other components. Nearby trees, plants and the type of feature affect upkeep. Cleaning and winter shutdown needs vary by system, so discuss seasonal care and the upkeep you are comfortable with when choosing a design.

What affects the cost?

A compact water wall and a large pond with a waterfall involve different amounts of work. Size, excavation, stone or masonry, construction access, pumps, water circulation and surrounding landscape work all influence the quote. Share your priorities and budget early so the scope can be discussed clearly.

From your first idea to the finished feature

For a new feature, you do not need a finished design to get started. Some homeowners bring a clear idea; others want help seeing what could work in an existing yard or a new landscape.

01 · Discuss the space

We discuss your ideas, review the property and inspect or measure as needed. Bring your questions, the parts of the yard you want to retain and a budget you are comfortable discussing.

02 · Refine the scope and quote

Concepts, samples and material choices help make the plan clearer. We follow up where needed and prepare a quote for the agreed scope, including related landscape work.

03 · Agree on timing and build

We discuss anticipated timing before construction. The schedule depends on the scope, existing commitments and seasonal conditions; weather and the scale of the work affect progress.

A water feature can be a focused addition or part of a larger landscape build. If the patio, planting or wider yard also needs attention, explore our landscape design and construction services.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR WATER FEATURE

Tell us what you have in mind

Tell us your location and whether you are planning a new feature, cleaning an existing pond or considering repair or rebuilding. For existing features, describe the condition and the work you want done.

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Based in London, serving surrounding Southwestern Ontario communities. Include your town or postal code so we can confirm project fit and availability.

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Start Planning Your Project

Tell us what you have in mind. A few details are enough to start the conversation.