Fountains New Port RicheyPasco · Pinellas · Hernando · Hillsborough
Fountains New Port RicheyPasco · Pinellas · Hernando · Hillsborough
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The sequence is boring on purpose. Skipping a step is how a fountain sits in the garage.
First we stand in the yard. Photos get you a maybe. The lot gets you a number. We look at power, shade, splash, and where a vault can hide.
If there is an HOA, the packet goes in before we buy stone. Trinity, Longleaf, Starkey Ranch, Seven Springs, Heritage Springs — that is the list. Magnolia Valley often does not care. We ask.
Power: a dedicated GFCI. We will not land a fountain on a lamp cord. If the panel is full, that is an electrician conversation before our day on site.
Basin day: we dig or we set on a pad, we level, we plumb, we hide equipment, we run water, we watch splash at the hot hour (west sun, wind off a fairway, whatever the lot does).
Handoff: how to fill it, how to shut it down for a freeze night, who to call when it stops. We do not disappear into a warranty PDF.
Training note: new installs wait until the landscaper can stand behind the basin. The sequence above is still the sequence. We will not skip it to look busy.
Repair can be days. New courtyard with an HOA is weeks because of the board, not because of us.
We work New Port Richey, Trinity, Odessa, Lutz, and the four counties around them. We come to the lot.
Name, phone, city, what is in the yard. We call back.
Freeze nights, algae, room on the truck. A few times a year. Not a weekly blast.