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Streamline Landscape

Water Feature Contractor in Colleyville, TX

Moving water changes a backyard. It sounds cool even in August, and it draws you outside. We design and install fountains, ponds, and pondless waterfalls across Colleyville and the DFW area. Built to run quiet, stay clear, and survive a Texas summer. Licensed and insured.

Locally owned · Licensed & insured

A pondless waterfall spilling over limestone boulders into a bed of river rock at its base

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Your backyard looks fine. Does it feel like anything?

Plenty of yards look good and still feel flat. Water fixes that. A fountain or waterfall gives the space sound and movement. It softens street noise. It pulls in birds. It gives the patio a reason to hold your attention. And a well-built feature recirculates its own water, so it runs all summer without a hose feeding it.

A tidy but static backyard of flat mown lawn and trimmed shrubs along a fence, with a dry, empty birdbath standing out on the grass

What we build

From a bubbling urn by the front door to a stream across the backyard, we build it to last:

  • Fountains — a single bubbling urn or a tiered centerpiece. Quiet pump, clean look.

  • Pondless waterfalls— falling water with no open pond. The basin hides under rock, so it's low-maintenance and safer with little kids.

  • Ponds — liner, filtration, and edge stone done right, with room for plants or fish.

  • Waterfalls and streams — boulders set to shape the flow, plumbing hidden out of sight.

  • Pumps and filtration — sized to the water volume, with skimmers to catch debris.

  • Maintenance and winterizing — seasonal cleanouts, system checks, and shutdown help before a hard freeze.

  • Feature lighting — low-voltage lights in and around the water. See landscape lighting.

Power runs on GFCI-protected circuits. Licensed electricians handle permanent wiring.

What you get

  • The sound of moving water instead of the street.

  • A backyard that pulls people outside.

  • Birds at the water's edge most mornings.

  • A feature that reuses its own water all season.

  • A system sized to run quiet and stay clear.

  • A focal point that makes the whole yard feel designed.

A bubbling urn fountain welling over its rim into a river-rock bed at the edge of a paver patio, with two empty chairs turned toward it

How it works

  1. Walk the site with us.

    We look at the space, the slope, the power, and the view from the patio.

  2. We design the feature.

    Type, size, stone, and where the sound lands.

  3. You get a plan and a price.

    Clear, written, no surprises.

  4. We build it.

    Dig, liner, plumbing, pump, and stone — wiring on a GFCI circuit.

  5. We start it up with you.

    Flow tuned, water clear, and a quick lesson on simple care.

A finished covered backyard patio with a stone fire-pit seating area on a North Texas Streamline Landscape project

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what's going on with your yard. The estimate is free, and there's no pressure to book.

Water features built for North Texas

A water feature here has to handle real heat. Texas sun evaporates water fast. So we size the basin to keep up, and we show you how to top it off. The system recirculates the same water on a loop. That matters in a dry August, when outdoor watering gets restricted but your fountain keeps running. Worried about mosquitoes? They breed in still water. A feature that moves, skims, and filters doesn't give them a place to start. Winter gets a word too. Our hard freezes are short, and we set the system up so a cold snap doesn't crack a pump. And because clay soil settles, the basin goes on a compacted base — not soft dirt.

A water-feature basin excavated in red clay, its liner folded back to show the crushed-rock base, with a pump vault set inside

Questions homeowners ask about water features

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  • It's a waterfall without the open pond. The water falls over rock, drains into a basin hidden underground, and pumps back to the top. You get the look and the sound with less upkeep. It's also a safer pick with small kids, since there's no standing water.

  • It depends on the feature. A bubbling urn is one thing. A long stream with boulders and lighting is another. Size, stone, and the pump system set the price. We look at the space first, then give you a written price before we start.

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  • Not when they're built right. Mosquitoes need still water to breed. A working feature keeps the water moving. The skimmer and filter clear out what mosquitoes need to get started. A neglected, stagnant pond is a different story. That's why the system has to be sized right.

  • Less than most people expect, if it's built well. Topping off the water in summer, emptying the skimmer basket, and a seasonal cleanout cover most of it. Pondless systems need the least. We walk you through the routine at startup. If you'd rather hand it off, ask about our water-feature maintenance and we'll keep it running for you.

  • Generally, yes. The system recirculates the same water on a closed loop instead of drawing fresh water as it runs. Evaporation top-offs are the main use. Rules can tighten in a severe drought stage. If one is in effect, check your city's current restrictions.

  • North Texas freezes are usually short. Many features run right through them, since moving water resists freezing. For a hard snap, the system shuts down and drains in minutes. If you'd rather not handle it, we winterize the system for you before freeze season.

A finished covered backyard patio with a stone fire-pit seating area on a North Texas Streamline Landscape project

Ready to hear water in your backyard?

Tell us what you're picturing. A small fountain by the patio, a pondless waterfall, or a pond with fish. We'll come out, look at the space, and lay out your options.