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Average costs to patch a hole in a liner in Northern NJ Quite often we receive calls and are asked “I have a hole in my liner, how much does it cost to patch the hole in my liner?” This is just too broad of a question to come out and answer. It’s similar to asking, How much does a pond cost? A preformed plastic pond isn’t going to cost you much...as you may be able to get one from a neighbor or at a local garage sale, maybe even for free. However, that custom ecosystem pond is going to be a bit more. There are numerous factors to consider which will help determine the price for patching a hole in a pond liner in Northern, NJ. Some of the things to consider when thinking about patching a hole or even contacting a professional to help with this are:
These are some of the many variables that will be taken into consideration when a professional is providing you with a cost to repair that pesky hole in your pond or water feature liner. Pond Liner Repair CostMost Northern New Jersey pond contractors will be able to provide this service and prices will range from one pond professional to another. However, this is one of those services it’s almost impossible to put a number on without seeing the hole. So, let’s use a best case and a well let’s call a not so desirable scenario. Best-Case Scenario: You know exactly where the whole is, you can see it! It’s so obvious you could take a picture of it easily and send it to a professional for confirmation. It’s about the size of quarter and you have no idea how it got there. We would consider this a miracle and a best-case scenario. You should expect the pond liner repair from the Best-Case Scenario above to cost $125-$300. Not So Desirable Scenario: You can see the hole, it’s in the main pond and the pond drains to almost empty because of the hole. A rock was thrown into the pond you knew where it landed, and it punctured a hole. The main problem, your fish. The fish now need to be removed from the pond during the fix, the liner patched and fixed and the fish now returned to the pond. You should expect the pond liner repair from the Not so Desirable Scenario to cost $500-$800. A pond liner patch repair has many variables which can affect the cost to repair that liner. These prices above should give you a very good idea of what you can expect a pond liner patch to cost. Things to ConsiderHas the company ever patched a liner? Does the company provide any kind of guarantee on the patch? If it fails, what do they do? Some companies may provide a guarantee on the patch others may provide a credit towards another option or they may not guarantee anything. Another important factor to consider in the cost of your pond service is the company you are hiring. A Northern New Jersey Lawn and Landscape will often be less expensive than bringing in a company that are pond specialists. Retaining trained specialist in a specific field of expertise is costlier than hiring general laborers. Our Team Members at A Frog’s Dream are taught by industry experts on a continuous basis on the methods of installing, servicing, and maintaining water features. If you have any other questions on the price of having your pond liner patched or any other questions please contact us here. Related Topics: A Frog’s Dream Aquatic Services is offering this pond information as a personal information source to our website visitors. Pond services are performed in Morris County New Jersey (NJ) Hunterdon County New Jersey (NJ) Somerset County (NJ) and Warren County (NJ). Fish and Koi Pond Construction, Streams and Waterfalls, and Fountains are all in our wheelhouse of talent. Explore our website for more ideas. Like our Facebook page for daily inspiration. Receive #TheWeeklyRibbit for weekly water feature tips and maybe even a fun video!
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6/5/2024 08:53:56 am
Good pond maintenance blog. I’d like to recommend Pond Pro 2000 the only butyl liquid rubber in the world. It’s more durable than other acrylic pond sealants. Its coverage on a smooth surface is 40 sq. ft. per gallon. Avoid rain in the first three hours of application. Any leftover material can be stored for up to 2 years. It's the only pond sealer in the market that has more than 30 years of history of success and offers a 5-year warranty to its valued customers.
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Author-Clayton GrabaOver the last 18 years, Clay has been involved in landscaping and aquascaping, which led him to his passion, POND BUILDING and opening A Frog’s Dream in 2006. His true passion is to create works of art for others to enjoy and marvel at in the privacy of their own backyards. Categories
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