Pool to Pond Conversion

A Pool to Pond conversion takes your existing boring, damaged or neglected chlorine or saltwater pool and changes it into a naturally filtered swimmable crystal clear recreation or koi pond.

Rec ponds are environmentally friendly chemical free ecosystems. They rely on natural filtration and other biofilters to keep the water healthy and crystal clear all year round. They utilize flowers, plants and natural stone to create a backyard oasis. Unlike traditional swimming pools that are surrounded by basic concrete and standard flower beds, rec ponds bring the sense of nature to your backyard.

Rec ponds, if properly installed and maintained, are virtually maintenance free and do not require any of the daily cleanings or chlorine additives that traditional pools require. Pond liners are a super thick 45mil liner with an industry standard 25 year replacement estimate unlike pool liners that average 27mil and have to be replaced every 5-7 years.

Rec ponds have a huge yearly cost savings compared to pools. They have special direct drive pumps that require less power to run than traditional pool pumps. And not having to add in all the chlorine and other chemicals all year long, just means more money in your pocket.

In the winter, pools are typically covered by large expensive tarps and closed for half the year. Rec ponds have ALL YEAR VALUE. During the winter, you can keep your pond uncovered and enjoy the year round beauty of your pond.

Most pools are put in for families’ with children, and as the children get older and move out, the pools are neglected and seldom used. One of the huge benefits of a rec pond, is they are great for children and adults. As the children move on, fish can be added to the pond and have continued used of the backyard… and YES, you can swim with the fish.

Rec ponds use natural filtration systems called bogs or wetland filters. Pond pumps force water through a gravel bed that performs basic mechanical filtration. At the same time, beneficial enzymes start to build up within the gravel bed and help break down other materials. Natural filtration systems have marginal wetland plants and flowers planted directly into the gravel beds. The roots of these plants soak up nutrients in the water creating a nutrient reduced water flow back into the pond. Since the pond doesn’t have the required nutrients in the water to support unwanted growth, such as moss and algae, and other nuisance pond water plants, the water remains clear and healthy.  A natural ecosystem is created.