Know exactly where your pond stands
A quiet, thorough assessment that turns "I think it's fine" into readings you can actually trust.
Back to homeThe promise
By the end of this visit, you'll have real figures for your pond's clarity, temperature, pH and sediment depth, along with photographs and a plain-language summary of what they suggest. No decisions are made for you — just a clear picture to work from, whether that means calling us again or simply knowing your pond is doing fine.
The problem this solves
Many owners inherit a pond from a previous resident, or simply lose track of when it was last properly looked at. Water can look reasonably clear while sediment quietly builds underneath, or a pump can be working harder than it should without anyone noticing until it fails. Not knowing is the actual source of worry more often than the pond itself.
The solution
We bring a graded clarity scale, basic water testing equipment, and a simple method for checking sediment depth at three points across the basin — enough to build an honest picture without overcomplicating things. The filter housing and pump are checked too, since flow and water quality are closely connected.
The experience
Expect about 90 minutes of unhurried, methodical work. You're welcome to stay and watch or ask questions throughout — many owners find it genuinely interesting to see how the readings are taken. There's no pressure at any point to commit to further work.
The investment
¥2,400
- · 90-minute on-site visit
- · Written condition notes with measured values
- · Photographs of the basin edge and filter housing
- · A plain-language summary and a short list of options
The proof
The method stays consistent visit to visit, which means readings taken now can be compared meaningfully against readings taken in a future season. This is suited to ornamental and koi ponds roughly 2 to 40 cubic metres, including those with an uncertain history.
The guarantee
There's no obligation to book anything further after this visit — the notes are yours to keep and use however you like, including with a different contractor entirely. If something feels unclear afterwards, a follow-up question is always welcome.
Next steps
Send a short message with your pond's approximate size and anything you've noticed lately. We'll suggest a suitable time, and the rest is straightforward from there.