Pond Relining Project in Cambridgeshire
The team travelled to Cambridgeshire with the company pond vacuum, submersible pump, fish holding tank, new underlay, EPDM liner, and all associated equipment to carry out a full pond liner replacement.
On arrival, the team set up the fish holding tank and submersible pump before pumping water from the pond into the holding tank. Using the pond water helped to reduce stress on the fish during transfer. The fish were then carefully netted and placed into the holding tank.
Plants and rocks were removed from the pond and placed safely to one side for reinstatement once the project was complete. The pond was then fully emptied, allowing the team to begin a thorough clean.
Using the pond vacuum, the team cleaned the pond thoroughly. Ornaments and slabs were then removed from the top edge of the pond and set aside for reinstallation later in the project.The old liner was removed and disposed of at a certified facility.
The new underlay was then positioned within the pond area, followed by the installation of the new EPDM liner.
To ensure a smooth, crease-free finish, the team began filling the pond slowly so that any folds could be adjusted as the liner settled into place.
While the pond was refilling, the filter and pump system checked for serviceability. During these checks, the U.V and filter was found to be faulty. The team liaised with the client who decided to replace the U.V. and filter system with an auto clean system, which we supplied and installed.
Once the team was satisfied with the liner installation, the slabs were re-laid around the top edge of the pond. This not only restored the finish of the pond but also helped secure the top edge of the underlay and liner.
An autoclean filter system and pump was then connected and switched on. Plants, rocks, and ornaments were returned to the pond, and the fish were safely transferred back into their refreshed environment.
Finally, all equipment was loaded away, and the work area was left neat, tidy, and ready for the client to enjoy.
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