Snow-load ready water features engineered for Promontory estates, Deer Valley slopes, and Park Meadows retreats.
Insulated plumbing chases, footing heat loops, and perimeter drains for 7,000 ft elevation winters.
Acoustically tuned spillways that respect HOA quiet hours and wildlife corridors.
Heated equipment pads and service paths to keep systems accessible through ski season.
Park City ponds face 300 freeze-thaw cycles each year, steep slopes, and HOA design reviews. We trench utilities below frost lines, insulate vaults, and reinforce liner edges with frost-proof coping stones to keep water features stable through shoulder seasons.
Designs blend lichen-covered granite, reclaimed timber, and low-voltage lighting that meets dark-sky regulations. We stage heavy equipment carefully to protect native aspens and existing ski-run infrastructure.
From Glenwild to The Colony, projects integrate cisterns, geothermal lines, and snowmelt systems so ponds remain balanced while supporting year-round resort living.
Altitude
Projects between 6,400 and 8,600 ft
Water Sources
Secondary wells, cistern tie-ins, and snowmelt capture
Wildlife Safeguards
Moose-safe edging and bird-friendly shallows
Stepped shelves and escape ramps keep moose and deer safe while preserving liner integrity.
Custom weirs and diffuser boulders tuned to HOA noise thresholds for evening serenity.
Radiant loops on walking paths and equipment pads ensure winter service access.
Featured Project
A 9,400-gallon reflective koi pond perched on Promontory Ridge with a vanishing edge that frames the Uinta Mountains. Heated plumbing, insulated vaults, and remote monitoring keep the water surface active even during January cold snaps.
Gallons
9,400
Automation
24/7 remote monitoring + leak detection
Snow Load Prep
Heated access path + insulated vaults
Trusted across Park City and nearby communities.
“The basin was engineered to handle spring melt without flooding our ski-tuning room. Everything performed flawlessly through the first winter.
“Their dark-sky lighting plan sailed through the HOA review, and the pond still glows beautifully against the snow.
Heat tape, return-line insulation, and auto-drain valves prevent flash-freeze damage during spring storms.
Oversized UV sterilizers and shade planting plans protect clarity at 7,000 ft UV exposure.
We recommend hydronic heaters or inline electric units for koi ponds above 6,500 ft. Combined with aeration, they keep a vent hole open and reduce ice expansion pressure.
We design structural shelves with geogrid reinforcement, install avalanche-rated netting where necessary, and keep edges armored with mortared stone.
Yes. With insulated plumbing, heated vaults, and remote monitoring, we keep falls running and fish comfortable through winter.
Share your property goals and we\'ll design a pond that thrives in Park City\'s climate.
We provide comprehensive pond construction throughout Park City. Our team combines scientific water testing, professional-grade equipment, and 15+ years of local experience to keep ponds healthy in Utah's high-altitude, four-season climate.
Utah's dry air and large temperature swings impact evaporation, algae cycles, and fish metabolism. We tailor pond construction schedules around seasonal realities in Park City: spring startup, summer algae management, fall cleanup, and winter protection.
After the assessment, you'll receive a clear scope and quote. Most pond construction visits are completed in 1–3 hours depending on pond size and complexity. Ask about weekly, monthly, and seasonal programs for Park City customers.
With 15+ years of experience and 2,500+ ponds serviced, we're Utah's premier water feature specialists.
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