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Speaker 1 (00:00):
When you need wisdom and advice.
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When you need wisdom and advice about remodeling and design.
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Here is award winning remodeling expert Nick Kerzner.
Speaker 3 (00:22):
News Talk eleven thirty WSN Nick the Construction Guru. Another
exciting show. I was able to wrestle with the Pondfather
himself yesterday and get his top guy in here to
talk to me, Sean Galloway.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
Sean, how long you've been with Aquatica.
Speaker 4 (00:40):
But twenty four to twenty five years? Wow?
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Yeah, you think it's going to work out?
Speaker 4 (00:44):
I think. So I got like four more months of
probationary time and then I think I'm good.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Then you get your two day vacation.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Yeah. Yeah, So I wanted you guys on because again
I went. I think a lot of people know that
we collaborate with with different contractors that do different things
than we do. And one of the one of the
things that I always talk about when I see a
terrain that is difficult and I'll explain that in a minute,
(01:14):
is I think to you guys, because I went and
visited one of our customers Matt. A lot of people
have heard me talk about Matt on the show several
times because he's done so much work with us. But
he has a very difficult terrain at his house, a
lot of maple trees which create a canopy. The grass
doesn't grow and it's kind of lost space.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
Right.
Speaker 3 (01:37):
One of the things that I had been talking to
him about for probably a couple of years was getting
Aquatica out there to take a look at this. And
I'm realizing now that I just assume that most of
my listeners know who you guys are.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Tell us about Aquatica before I tell the rest of
this story.
Speaker 4 (01:55):
Quatica we are located at two two seven James Street
in Wales, wiscon.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
Very cool showroom and very cool. You have a lot
of water features going on there right right.
Speaker 3 (02:06):
Yeah, if somebody comes by, they can see a lot
of stuff that you guys do exactly.
Speaker 4 (02:09):
We got pond out front, ponds and water features out back,
Koi goldfish everywhere. We have a big plant selection. We're
actually in the middle of doing a nice greenhouse that
we'll have ready for twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
Hey, does Angie really love doing that or does she
just smile because she's outside. Oh no, she was like, yeah,
she's so into the plants.
Speaker 4 (02:29):
Yes, right, yeah, she does. She loves the plants. I
mean she's been doing it her whole life.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
You know.
Speaker 4 (02:35):
I call her the plant Queen.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
She knows.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
She knows everything about plants inside outside of the outside
of the pond, so she can cover everything. But yeah,
we have a large selection of Koi goldfish, like I
said before, aquatic plants. We can give you ideas what
to put around the water feature if you do it yourself,
or you can come into our shop. We can definitely
help you. We have everything you need where one stop shop.
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Deans the company back in two thousand. I have to
board in two thousand and one, and it's great.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
I love it.
Speaker 4 (03:07):
Every day is something new. It's fun. We're not just
sitting behind a desk. You know, we're out there building.
Like you said, we had a challenge with that last job.
You're talking about Matt's Place, and you know we love
a good challenge. We had the meander through the trees
with the waterfalls. The guys did great. You were out
there a couple of times and saw it. I've heard
great things about it. I can't wait to see it,
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and yeah, it's it's it's always something new that we
run into, and that's what's fun about it. There's there's
sometimes a good challenge that we have to face, and
that's what makes it fun because it's so rewarding, not
only for the client, it's so rewarding for us at
the end of the day for the guys to step
back and say, wow, you know we did this. We
it was a blank canvas, which we love and we
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were able to work it and make it look great.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
You and you do make it look great.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
I got to tell you I was I knew it
was going to be great because I you know, I've
been working with you guys for years, but it is
beyond my expectations because when I looked at that lot,
I was like, what are they going to do with this?
And I go there the Koon Brothers where they're working,
and they had even when they had it set in place,
I was like, holy cow, this is awesome. There's three
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different four different waterfalls, there's a bridge over the over
the sidewalk, the sound. All that lost space which was
just nothing but maple leaves and pretty much dirt, is
now a waterfall and it's awesome. I think that more
people need to see what you guys do, because when
we talk about water features, I think a lot of
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people think of these fountains that you get at the
big box stores or you know, whimsical little water umbrellas
and guys peing in a little right, right. I mean
that's what people think. But you guys literally I learned
this many years ago. You guys literally take a trip
once a year and go take a look at different
natural features, streams, rivers, waterfalls, and and if I would
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challenge you know, you guys will probably have Matt on
your on your Facebook page, yep, when it gets on there,
I would challenge people to take a look at that.
You can't tell that that's not a real, real waterfall
in his.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
Yard, right, Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 4 (05:17):
I mean our guys we go on those waterfall trips.
Those guys get inspiration and they're they're true artists out there,
you know, And I'll I'll find anybody that says we're not.
But these guys are true artists. You know, our cruise
Garrick wes And and Aaron zach Nick and Jake. I mean,
they're out there doing their work and it's what they
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do is awesome. It's it's just great to see.
Speaker 2 (05:46):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (05:47):
It's like I said, they're up for any type of challenge.
And uh they take great pride in their work, which
is also great. I mean, these guys have been with
us for a long time and they love what they do,
and they they take a lot of pride in their work.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
They really do.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
They really do, I mean no doubt about it. I
wanted to talk about another thing that I think is
probably not well known, but this pondless waterfall stuff.
Speaker 4 (06:17):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (06:17):
When you say that, you know, you think about the
water running. It has to end up somewhere, and most
I think in the past, most people have like a
bottom reservoir that they call a pond, right right. But
the pondless it just kind of disappears into the ground.
So you dig a big, big hole, if you will,
and you create an area where the water goes in
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there and just gets recycled back up. And what I
love about that is that you don't even in small areas,
a pondless will work.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (06:49):
Yeah, I mean the polesses can go any any area,
you know, the smaller backyards in West Dallas too. You know,
we're about to break ground on a I think it's
a ninety five foot long pond liss and in the
guy's backyard. We do a lot of renovating from ponds
to pondlesses. We have some clients that are have had
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ponds for twenty years. They're getting older and they want
something with easier maintenance, so they'll we'll do renovations, doing
their large pond and creating a pondless out of it.
And we're even like right now, the guys are working
on a different feature where we built this pond list
probably fifteen years ago, and now we're renovating it, adding
to it. You know, we're adding different waterfalls, we're doing
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some of the stream work, and I mean that's the
unique thing about ponds too, is you can always renovate
and add to it. As you know, with half power,
we renovated that one off, renovated that one three or
four times.
Speaker 2 (07:47):
I know with with Kurzner.
Speaker 3 (07:49):
Yeah, you know, I started out with bubbling basalt columns.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
Right right.
Speaker 3 (07:53):
We took that out and we created a stream. We
put two waterfalls in there, put another waterfall out side,
and you know, I learned so much by working with
your guys when what happens. You know, Austin was there,
did a great job. This is backbreaking work though, I mean,
you know, I always I always come to the site.
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You guys are there with the equipment. Then I come
back later and basically the ponds in and the water
falls in and the rocks are placed. And I never realized.
Speaker 4 (08:21):
You found out firsthand, Holy cow.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
And you know what, there's an art to it. Yeah,
there's an art to just making the sounds right.
Speaker 2 (08:29):
You guys work to get the sound right right.
Speaker 4 (08:31):
It's not just digging a hole and throwing the rocks in.
It's all in how. It's all in how the rocks
are set for that sound. And our guys, you know,
they got that nailed down of how you know, if
you want a sheet rock, if you want a meandering falls,
all in how you want it. But yeah, it's it's
definitely a very unique process of doing it. A lot
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of people think it's you know, it's a lot easier
than it is. And our guys probably make it look
a lot of easier. They really it does, because they're
just they know exactly what they're doing and they know,
you know, if you want that sound, they'll get that
for you.
Speaker 2 (09:06):
You know.
Speaker 3 (09:06):
One of the things I've been telling people now because
I've stopped in at the shop several times this year.
Speaker 2 (09:12):
Uh, you guys have the dream.
Speaker 3 (09:13):
Book, and the dream Book is absolutely it's almost like
a cop Remember when they used to say coffee table breaks, right,
The Dream Book at Aquatica is like a call. That's
something you could put on your on your coffee table
because it's just the photography is awesome, the features are beautiful.
And like I've always said to Dean, and I've said
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it to you several times too, the one of the
challenges you guys have in this business is when people
look at your stuff, they think it's it's okay. They
took a picture of a waterfall up north. You guys
created some of that on flat ground.
Speaker 4 (09:46):
Right right, Yeah. I mean, like I said, that's a
unique part of it. It is nice to have a slope,
you know, for the waterfalls, but more times than not,
we're dealing with a blank canvas, a flat surface. And
you know that's what makes it unique is we have
to incorporate that feature in the backyard so it doesn't
stick out like a sore thumb. We wanted to look
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like it's been there the whole time. Nature built it well.
Speaker 3 (10:10):
And one of the things that I learned. I don't
know if this is more often than not, but I
had an area at my house that was kind of
useless between the house and the garage. I talk about
it on the show all the time. You guys put
at that time a bubbling rock in there, and it
created a whole different sense.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
Of the area. Up north.
Speaker 3 (10:35):
Your meandering waterfall actually hides my septic system, okay. And
then it comes around to an area a hill where
it was just an ugly area. I couldn't keep rock
on it, nothing would grow on it. Now it's a waterfall.
Guy came and delivered some rocks and he said, what
are you guys doing here? And the excavator came back
and he said, here, look at this, and he flipped
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the switch and the guy goes, oh my god, that's the.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Coolest thing I've ever seen. So they are.
Speaker 3 (11:02):
And here's the other thing. I said this yesterday. I
think I said it to Dean in Austin, But what
Matt did. I know what it cost and it's not inexpensive,
but I was like, that's not a lot of money
for what's going on here? You know, it's just they're
very affordable.
Speaker 4 (11:20):
Yeah yeah, I mean they're not as expensive as you
would think. I mean, this is something that's going to
last you a lifetime. A lot of people are taking
their their swimming pools and taking those out and installing ponds.
You know, their kids aren't home anymore, Yeah, not enjoying
the pool, so they'll get their pool removed, install a
water feature something so they can still hear that sound.
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And that's a unique thing about pondlesses. If you you know,
if you travel a lot. We have a lot of
clients that travel a lot. If you want something easy maintenance,
not something you have to take care of all the
all the time, like with a fish and a coy pond.
You can have a pondless. You can turn it off
and on, but you hear that sound of that water.
And that's what a lot of the people are going for,
is that sound. It's great for songbirds, all different types
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of birds. So it's a it's a great thing.
Speaker 3 (12:10):
You know, I'm gonna we're gonna talk about that with
the pond list about you know, basically fish and things
like that. I want to tell you a couple of
things that have happened to me that I think you
probably know, but I don't think we've ever talked about.
But we'll do that right after this break.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
We got.
Speaker 3 (12:24):
We gotta pay for the show, so we're gonna shoot
it out on break and we'll come back and then
I want to talk to you about some of that,
and I also want to talk to you about some
of the maintenance, because you guys really have the only
maintenance program when it comes to this stuff.
Speaker 2 (12:34):
So yeah, we'll talk about that after break.
Speaker 3 (12:36):
All right, We will return after these messages on News
Talk eleven thirty w I s N Talk eleven thirty
w I s N. Returning from break, Nick the construction Guru.
We are having trouble taking break, So Greg, my producer,
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has told me that you're gonna start hearing the bell
when it's time for break time.
Speaker 2 (13:01):
He likes that.
Speaker 3 (13:03):
I think it's because he reminds him of the dinner
bell when he was in school. But anyway, we have
a returning guest on, Sean Galloway from Aquatica. I have
had some some recent experiences with them, and I wanted
to get them on the show and share that before
I do that. I just want to let you know,
if you're thinking about a remodeling project, always get a
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few few estimates, talk to a few people, see if
you're a good match. We would love it if you
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Again reach us at two six two five six seven
twenty five, hundred and we'd be happy to come out
and take a look at your. Project, sean thanks for
coming on. TODAY i really appreciate. IT i know you
guys have been just just JUST i GUESS i can't
say What i'm. Thinking busting backs to get things. Done, yeah,
yeah we're battling mother nature at that time of the. Year, yeah,
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yep it's always.
Speaker 4 (14:10):
That time of year when mother nature is going to
sneak up on.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
Us so before we.
Speaker 3 (14:14):
Went on, break you brought up koi AND i know
THAT i love the, koi AND i think That aquatica
has probably THE i don't know where there's a bigger
selection In wisconsin Of koi, fishing different, sizes different. COLORS
i was there yesterday AND i was walking around the
tanks and there's some beautiful fish, there AND i understand
why people love to have, them but that does add
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a little bit of maintenance to the. Project and you,
said we can do it without the. Fish but one
of the things THAT i noticed with the waterfalls up,
north we have toads. Everywhere now that we have a,
waterfall we have these green. Frogs, yeah and they're coming
around and it's almost like and you know the devarments
that we. Have we have the backyard buffet every, morning
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so the cats can watch the squirrels and the.
Speaker 2 (14:56):
Chipmunks they're going in the water. Too, yeah so it's, like,
hey this is. Cool we can we can wash up
whatever it, is but it's fun.
Speaker 4 (15:03):
To watch, that so, Right, YEAH i mean it's it
tracks all sorts of different type of. Wildlife just the other,
DAY i was looking out at our back. Feature there
was some blue jays back, there you, know swimming in the.
Stream we've had deer, fox all different types of critters back.
There it's fun to. See and that's what a lot
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of our, clients you, know they want those, pondlesses the bubbling,
rocks the. Ponds they want that for the wildlife to,
come especially the. Birds you, know the birds will love
the step and the dragon. Dragon, yeah all different types of.
Insects So i've even had turtles at. Home, yeah, YEAH
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i mean, turtles, Frogs like you, said. Toads they'll migrate
in and out to the. Future, yeah we've built specific
features just for.
Speaker 3 (15:52):
That so another, thing now THAT i have a pond
list AND i have you, know the bubbling rocks and,
things you, know let's talk about maintenance a little. Bit,
Yeah i'm amazed that there's some simple chemicals that you
can get that will keep the water, clear which rarely
gets foggy except. Fall, Here i'm seeing some of.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
That.
Speaker 3 (16:14):
Right you guys gave me some enzyme. Stuff and here's
what's cool about. That you, know your poor chlorina or
that's that's bad too for the, environment.
Speaker 4 (16:23):
Right that's, bad it's bad for the. Pumps you never
want to do. That we have all natural bacteries en
times you can put in the future that are safe for,
everything safe for your pets if your dog drinks the.
Water stuff like. That so there's there's always a.
Speaker 2 (16:39):
Way there's a learning.
Speaker 4 (16:40):
Curve, yeah with, everything there's a learning, curve and that's
where you can come in and we can talk to
you about, everything give you. Ideas you can give us
a call two six two nine six eight five five four,
zero go to our Website quatica ponds dot com and
you can send in questions there. Also but we're there to.
HELP i, mean it's our guys have been with us
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for a long. Time we have a full fledged maintenance.
Program we've Got Chris Nick sean and these guys have
seen it. All they they know what they're doing and
they can answer any questions for. YOU i can help,
you you. Know LIKE i, said our guys have been
doing this a long long time and they've the thing
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they're talking.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
ABOUT i just learned, now which is. Cool you.
Speaker 3 (17:27):
Know one of the things up north under the, canopy
we have. Leaves And i'm not talking leaves like you
have in one with tolls or In. Milwaukee i'm talking
piles and piles, leaps and of Course i'm blowing out
my water feature every. Day, well NOW i find you
guys did put this On facebook that there's a mesh
kit that can go over that relatively, inexpensive not a
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lot of. Money so you know you put this mesh over.
Speaker 4 (17:51):
It, yeah it's a pond. Net it's very very. Cool,
yeah and people use that for their. Polysis also you
can use it for your. Pond it definitely helps keep
a lot of the net leaves, out, sticks other type of,
debris makes it easier for a spring clean, out keeps
the pumps from clogging as, much because that's the thing
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when you get ponds with ponds and, poluses you, know
you get leaves that dam up and everything and restricts
the flow to the, pump and that can cause right,
right that's where a lot of your maintenance that comes
in is now in the fall time when the leaves.
Speaker 3 (18:24):
Drop but you can mitigate that for spring by using
one of these, nets WHICH i just the REASON i
bring it up is not so much about the, nets
but there's so many things that you can learn From,
aquatica like if you come to their their seminars or
if you talk to the guys, there there's so many
different things that you can do to mitigate the maintenance
which is already minimal for what you're. GETTING i, Mean
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dean always, says what does he, say like maybe an
hour a week or. Something it's Not it's not an
hour a. Week the only THING i spend any time
on is blowing the, leaves and now THAT i got the,
NET i won't be dealing with that in, spring.
Speaker 4 (18:57):
Right you, know, Right, yeah it's LIKE i said, that
the most maintenance is this time of year with the.
Leaves making sure all that everything's free flowing for the
for the pump makes it. Easier and then if you
get any leaves that dam up or anything that you
don't want to lose any of the. Water so but,
yeah it's relatively. Easy even if with ponds if you have,
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fish you, know if you stay in as schedule and
put in the treatments at the right, time that will definitely.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Help.
Speaker 3 (19:24):
Yeah, well and you can learn all that when you
have a feature. Done, WELL i guess even if you
have a, feature you can still learn it from AQUATIC i.
Speaker 2 (19:30):
Can come in there and.
Speaker 4 (19:31):
Right, yeah we have three seminars throughout the, season, spring,
summer and, fall and we you, know go through. Everything.
Speaker 3 (19:38):
Yeah one of the other things that we should talk
about is that you, GUYS i think you're the only
ones left that service other people's ponds, too, Right.
Speaker 4 (19:48):
Yeah, yeah we get that quite. Often you know they've
had either a feature they built years, ago or had
a a landscaper build a feature and they just need
help with, cleaning or they have developed a leak over
time because it. Happens you, know it's uh with settling
and freeze and. Thaw you know that'll. Happen, Chipmunk yeah, Exactly,
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yeah the darn chipmunks and. Nice but, yeah that's something
we can definitely help you. With just give us a.
Call if we didn't build, it that's. Fine we can
definitely help you. Us do you in the right direction
and help.
Speaker 2 (20:26):
YOU i who.
Speaker 3 (20:26):
Can and the other THING i want to bring up
is BECAUSE i Know dean and the crew so. Well
over the, Years i'm always watching the pond. Business, Right
i've Seen i'm counting in my, Head i've seen four
different companies that were doing ponds that are no longer in.
Business you guys have been around for twenty three. YEARS
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i think that makes you the oldest In, wisconsin doesn't.
Speaker 4 (20:51):
It, yeah, yeah. DEFINITELY i mean When dean started this
in two. Thousand dean's the type of guy that when
he you, know he doesn't. Fail so he knew what
he was. Doing he didn't just jump into. It he
knew what he was getting into and he developed something.
Great i've been blessed to be a part of it
for the for the long. Haul LIKE i, SAID i love.
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It my wife works in the corporate and the corporate
offices and she works from, home and just hearing what
she has to go, Through i'm just, like, oh, man
WELL i got to call. THAT a lady HAD lg,
today you, know it was it's it's just a great
thing What dean has. Done it's it's it's. Awesome it's it's,
fun it's. Enjoyable you get to work out. Doors the,
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clients our clients are, awesome and you know that the
people are so passionate with their ponds and water features
and they take care of. Them and then what's happening
in a lot now is people are, moving you, know
either into you, know they're getting older and moving on
or moving out of. State and then you get a
whole new group of new homeowners that are so excited
and they call you about their water feature and they're, like,
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hey what DO i need to? Do can you guys
come out and we come out and give consults and
everything on what we need to. Do or if they
move into a pond and they're, LIKE i just don't
like the way this. Looks you, know they give us a,
call and you, know we're accepting calls right now for.
Spring we're booking up for. Springs so now is the
time to. Call if you've moved into a home or
were thinking about a water, feature now is the time
to give us a. CALL i know it's getting, colder
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but we can come, out set up a, meeting and
we do free bids and, estimates so we can definitely help.
Speaker 3 (22:27):
You you, know this isn't like a swimming pool where
you lose fifty percent of your. Audience if you're going
to sell your property like you brought, up this is
something Like i'm looking at because it's fresh in my
Head matt's. PLACE i am very curious to see how
much value that added to the, property because anybody that
comes there isn't going to say this is a water.
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Feature they're going to, Go, wow how unique In brookfield
that the water's coming right out of the. GROUND i
would bet that if you didn't tell people it's a
water feature and it's running when you get, there they wouldn't.
Speaker 4 (22:59):
Know, right, right they wouldn't, know and it, yeah, yeah it's.
Definitely uh It's it's what's fun Is i'll get calls
of people in the spring they're, like we bought the
house in the winter and it was covered in, snow
and now that everything's sought, out we see that there's
this awesome water feature. There it's like it was like
a surprise to. Us they told us it was a pond,
there but we didn't know it was this. Cool so
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it's cool to see those people's excitement and uh, yeah
it's it's very rewarding in that sense because then you
get a whole new group of whole new audience group
of people that are in love with their.
Speaker 3 (23:32):
Ponds one of the things THAT i love is the
way you guys design. Stuff so if we look at
if you if you go out To, wales AND i would,
say on an, afternoon even if you're out, There La
duke's Ice cream is there for the kids pop over.
To there's a nice little coffee shop In whales To.
Mammades what a great. Place it's not the Corporate starbucks.
(23:52):
Thing it's it's a little family run. Deal across the
way a little bit Is, aquatica and you can see
what the these guys have been able to do on
an asphalt flat parking lot for a water. Feature then
when you walk, in the one that always gets me
is when you're looking out that patio door and there
is this water feature that's just.
Speaker 2 (24:13):
Roaring it's so cool patio door that you. DID i
knew you were going to bring that, up AND i wasn't.
Speaker 3 (24:17):
LOOKING i wasn't looking for, that BUT i just nice
windows out, there Windows sey going. WELL i think the
thing is is that you, know in our, BUSINESS i
know a lot of people know, this BUT i get
to deal with the best of the. Best so you,
know jan be put on my. Roof aquatica has done
my water, features world class outdoor, lighting has done my.
Lighting and that's what makes me able to endorse those
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people because they come back And i'm not hitting one
hundred percent on, everybody BUT i hit ninety percent of
who the really good guys. Are so we've had very
good luck with the people that are on our. Show
but when you walk into A quatica, showroom you're going
to get to see just exactly what these guys are
able to. Do and if you have Like matt, had
(25:02):
that area where it's naturally built kind of for a
but even if you have a flat, area you guys
can can turn that into. Magic let's we're gonna run
up against a. Clock so WHAT i want you to, Do,
sean is give out the information how people can just
pop into the showroom because it's so important just to
go out there and look at, it because you'll freak,
out you really.
Speaker 4 (25:21):
Will, yeah we're located In wales two two Seven James,
street right down from the post office there In. Wales
you can give us a call at two six two
nine six eight five five four. Zero our website Is
Aquatica ponds dot. Com you can look for us On
facebook At Aquatica. Wisconsin LIKE i, said stop. In we're
Open wednesday Through. Friday now we have went fall hours
(25:45):
so when out Open saturdays. Anymore but, yeah stop in.
Now it's still we still got the water features running
spring summertime is the. Best you, know they we get
them all clean looking.
Speaker 2 (25:56):
Nice it's pretty nice now, TOO i gotta tell, you
BECAUSE i was there.
Speaker 3 (26:00):
YESTERDAY i always go back. There, Sean thanks for coming.
ON i appreciate.
Speaker 2 (26:05):
It and. Again we're going to have you.
Speaker 3 (26:07):
On again BECAUSE i JUST i want more and more
people to get involved with water.
Speaker 4 (26:11):
Feedture, yeah and now is the. Time if you're interested
in twenty twenty, six give us a call
Speaker 3 (26:15):
Now, yeah because you guys can have it all designed
and ready to go all, Right newstock eleven THIRTY Wisn
will we return again next week
When you need wisdom and advice.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
Seek out a guru.
Speaker 1 (00:04):
When you need wisdom and advice about remodeling and design.
Lock on and listen right now to Nick the Construction Guru.
Here is award winning remodeling expert Nick Kerzner.
Speaker 3 (00:22):
News Talk eleven thirty WSN Nick the Construction Guru. Another
exciting show. I was able to wrestle with the Pondfather
himself yesterday and get his top guy in here to
talk to me, Sean Galloway.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
Sean, how long you've been with Aquatica.
Speaker 4 (00:40):
But twenty four to twenty five years? Wow?
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Yeah, you think it's going to work out?
Speaker 4 (00:44):
I think. So I got like four more months of
probationary time and then I think I'm good.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Then you get your two day vacation.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Yeah. Yeah, So I wanted you guys on because again
I went. I think a lot of people know that
we collaborate with with different contractors that do different things
than we do. And one of the one of the
things that I always talk about when I see a
terrain that is difficult and I'll explain that in a minute,
(01:14):
is I think to you guys, because I went and
visited one of our customers Matt. A lot of people
have heard me talk about Matt on the show several
times because he's done so much work with us. But
he has a very difficult terrain at his house, a
lot of maple trees which create a canopy. The grass
doesn't grow and it's kind of lost space.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
Right.
Speaker 3 (01:37):
One of the things that I had been talking to
him about for probably a couple of years was getting
Aquatica out there to take a look at this. And
I'm realizing now that I just assume that most of
my listeners know who you guys are.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Tell us about Aquatica before I tell the rest of
this story.
Speaker 4 (01:55):
Quatica we are located at two two seven James Street
in Wales, wiscon.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
Very cool showroom and very cool. You have a lot
of water features going on there right right.
Speaker 3 (02:06):
Yeah, if somebody comes by, they can see a lot
of stuff that you guys do exactly.
Speaker 4 (02:09):
We got pond out front, ponds and water features out back,
Koi goldfish everywhere. We have a big plant selection. We're
actually in the middle of doing a nice greenhouse that
we'll have ready for twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
Hey, does Angie really love doing that or does she
just smile because she's outside. Oh no, she was like, yeah,
she's so into the plants.
Speaker 4 (02:29):
Yes, right, yeah, she does. She loves the plants. I
mean she's been doing it her whole life.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
You know.
Speaker 4 (02:35):
I call her the plant Queen.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
She knows.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
She knows everything about plants inside outside of the outside
of the pond, so she can cover everything. But yeah,
we have a large selection of Koi goldfish, like I
said before, aquatic plants. We can give you ideas what
to put around the water feature if you do it yourself,
or you can come into our shop. We can definitely
help you. We have everything you need where one stop shop.
(02:59):
Deans the company back in two thousand. I have to
board in two thousand and one, and it's great.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
I love it.
Speaker 4 (03:07):
Every day is something new. It's fun. We're not just
sitting behind a desk. You know, we're out there building.
Like you said, we had a challenge with that last job.
You're talking about Matt's Place, and you know we love
a good challenge. We had the meander through the trees
with the waterfalls. The guys did great. You were out
there a couple of times and saw it. I've heard
great things about it. I can't wait to see it,
(03:27):
and yeah, it's it's it's always something new that we
run into, and that's what's fun about it. There's there's
sometimes a good challenge that we have to face, and
that's what makes it fun because it's so rewarding, not
only for the client, it's so rewarding for us at
the end of the day for the guys to step
back and say, wow, you know we did this. We
it was a blank canvas, which we love and we
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were able to work it and make it look great.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
You and you do make it look great.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
I got to tell you I was I knew it
was going to be great because I you know, I've
been working with you guys for years, but it is
beyond my expectations because when I looked at that lot,
I was like, what are they going to do with this?
And I go there the Koon Brothers where they're working,
and they had even when they had it set in place,
I was like, holy cow, this is awesome. There's three
(04:14):
different four different waterfalls, there's a bridge over the over
the sidewalk, the sound. All that lost space which was
just nothing but maple leaves and pretty much dirt, is
now a waterfall and it's awesome. I think that more
people need to see what you guys do, because when
we talk about water features, I think a lot of
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people think of these fountains that you get at the
big box stores or you know, whimsical little water umbrellas
and guys peing in a little right, right. I mean
that's what people think. But you guys literally I learned
this many years ago. You guys literally take a trip
once a year and go take a look at different
natural features, streams, rivers, waterfalls, and and if I would
(05:03):
challenge you know, you guys will probably have Matt on
your on your Facebook page, yep, when it gets on there,
I would challenge people to take a look at that.
You can't tell that that's not a real, real waterfall
in his.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
Yard, right, Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 4 (05:17):
I mean our guys we go on those waterfall trips.
Those guys get inspiration and they're they're true artists out there,
you know, And I'll I'll find anybody that says we're not.
But these guys are true artists. You know, our cruise
Garrick wes And and Aaron zach Nick and Jake. I mean,
they're out there doing their work and it's what they
(05:41):
do is awesome. It's it's just great to see.
Speaker 2 (05:46):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (05:47):
It's like I said, they're up for any type of challenge.
And uh they take great pride in their work, which
is also great. I mean, these guys have been with
us for a long time and they love what they do,
and they they take a lot of pride in their work.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
They really do.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
They really do, I mean no doubt about it. I
wanted to talk about another thing that I think is
probably not well known, but this pondless waterfall stuff.
Speaker 4 (06:17):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (06:17):
When you say that, you know, you think about the
water running. It has to end up somewhere, and most
I think in the past, most people have like a
bottom reservoir that they call a pond, right right. But
the pondless it just kind of disappears into the ground.
So you dig a big, big hole, if you will,
and you create an area where the water goes in
(06:40):
there and just gets recycled back up. And what I
love about that is that you don't even in small areas,
a pondless will work.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (06:49):
Yeah, I mean the polesses can go any any area,
you know, the smaller backyards in West Dallas too. You know,
we're about to break ground on a I think it's
a ninety five foot long pond liss and in the
guy's backyard. We do a lot of renovating from ponds
to pondlesses. We have some clients that are have had
(07:10):
ponds for twenty years. They're getting older and they want
something with easier maintenance, so they'll we'll do renovations, doing
their large pond and creating a pondless out of it.
And we're even like right now, the guys are working
on a different feature where we built this pond list
probably fifteen years ago, and now we're renovating it, adding
to it. You know, we're adding different waterfalls, we're doing
(07:34):
some of the stream work, and I mean that's the
unique thing about ponds too, is you can always renovate
and add to it. As you know, with half power,
we renovated that one off, renovated that one three or
four times.
Speaker 2 (07:47):
I know with with Kurzner.
Speaker 3 (07:49):
Yeah, you know, I started out with bubbling basalt columns.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
Right right.
Speaker 3 (07:53):
We took that out and we created a stream. We
put two waterfalls in there, put another waterfall out side,
and you know, I learned so much by working with
your guys when what happens. You know, Austin was there,
did a great job. This is backbreaking work though, I mean,
you know, I always I always come to the site.
(08:13):
You guys are there with the equipment. Then I come
back later and basically the ponds in and the water
falls in and the rocks are placed. And I never realized.
Speaker 4 (08:21):
You found out firsthand, Holy cow.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
And you know what, there's an art to it. Yeah,
there's an art to just making the sounds right.
Speaker 2 (08:29):
You guys work to get the sound right right.
Speaker 4 (08:31):
It's not just digging a hole and throwing the rocks in.
It's all in how. It's all in how the rocks
are set for that sound. And our guys, you know,
they got that nailed down of how you know, if
you want a sheet rock, if you want a meandering falls,
all in how you want it. But yeah, it's it's
definitely a very unique process of doing it. A lot
(08:53):
of people think it's you know, it's a lot easier
than it is. And our guys probably make it look
a lot of easier. They really it does, because they're
just they know exactly what they're doing and they know,
you know, if you want that sound, they'll get that
for you.
Speaker 2 (09:06):
You know.
Speaker 3 (09:06):
One of the things I've been telling people now because
I've stopped in at the shop several times this year.
Speaker 2 (09:12):
Uh, you guys have the dream.
Speaker 3 (09:13):
Book, and the dream Book is absolutely it's almost like
a cop Remember when they used to say coffee table breaks, right,
The Dream Book at Aquatica is like a call. That's
something you could put on your on your coffee table
because it's just the photography is awesome, the features are beautiful.
And like I've always said to Dean, and I've said
(09:34):
it to you several times too, the one of the
challenges you guys have in this business is when people
look at your stuff, they think it's it's okay. They
took a picture of a waterfall up north. You guys
created some of that on flat ground.
Speaker 4 (09:46):
Right right, Yeah. I mean, like I said, that's a
unique part of it. It is nice to have a slope,
you know, for the waterfalls, but more times than not,
we're dealing with a blank canvas, a flat surface. And
you know that's what makes it unique is we have
to incorporate that feature in the backyard so it doesn't
stick out like a sore thumb. We wanted to look
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like it's been there the whole time. Nature built it well.
Speaker 3 (10:10):
And one of the things that I learned. I don't
know if this is more often than not, but I
had an area at my house that was kind of
useless between the house and the garage. I talk about
it on the show all the time. You guys put
at that time a bubbling rock in there, and it
created a whole different sense.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
Of the area. Up north.
Speaker 3 (10:35):
Your meandering waterfall actually hides my septic system, okay. And
then it comes around to an area a hill where
it was just an ugly area. I couldn't keep rock
on it, nothing would grow on it. Now it's a waterfall.
Guy came and delivered some rocks and he said, what
are you guys doing here? And the excavator came back
and he said, here, look at this, and he flipped
(10:56):
the switch and the guy goes, oh my god, that's the.
Speaker 2 (10:58):
Coolest thing I've ever seen. So they are.
Speaker 3 (11:02):
And here's the other thing. I said this yesterday. I
think I said it to Dean in Austin, But what
Matt did. I know what it cost and it's not inexpensive,
but I was like, that's not a lot of money
for what's going on here? You know, it's just they're
very affordable.
Speaker 4 (11:20):
Yeah yeah, I mean they're not as expensive as you
would think. I mean, this is something that's going to
last you a lifetime. A lot of people are taking
their their swimming pools and taking those out and installing ponds.
You know, their kids aren't home anymore, Yeah, not enjoying
the pool, so they'll get their pool removed, install a
water feature something so they can still hear that sound.
(11:43):
And that's a unique thing about pondlesses. If you you know,
if you travel a lot. We have a lot of
clients that travel a lot. If you want something easy maintenance,
not something you have to take care of all the
all the time, like with a fish and a coy pond.
You can have a pondless. You can turn it off
and on, but you hear that sound of that water.
And that's what a lot of the people are going for,
is that sound. It's great for songbirds, all different types
(12:07):
of birds. So it's a it's a great thing.
Speaker 3 (12:10):
You know, I'm gonna we're gonna talk about that with
the pond list about you know, basically fish and things
like that. I want to tell you a couple of
things that have happened to me that I think you
probably know, but I don't think we've ever talked about.
But we'll do that right after this break.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
We got.
Speaker 3 (12:24):
We gotta pay for the show, so we're gonna shoot
it out on break and we'll come back and then
I want to talk to you about some of that,
and I also want to talk to you about some
of the maintenance, because you guys really have the only
maintenance program when it comes to this stuff.
Speaker 2 (12:34):
So yeah, we'll talk about that after break.
Speaker 3 (12:36):
All right, We will return after these messages on News
Talk eleven thirty w I s N Talk eleven thirty
w I s N. Returning from break, Nick the construction Guru.
We are having trouble taking break, So Greg, my producer,
(12:58):
has told me that you're gonna start hearing the bell
when it's time for break time.
Speaker 2 (13:01):
He likes that.
Speaker 3 (13:03):
I think it's because he reminds him of the dinner
bell when he was in school. But anyway, we have
a returning guest on, Sean Galloway from Aquatica. I have
had some some recent experiences with them, and I wanted
to get them on the show and share that before
I do that. I just want to let you know,
if you're thinking about a remodeling project, always get a
(13:26):
few few estimates, talk to a few people, see if
you're a good match. We would love it if you
would make us one of those. You can reach us
on the web at kursonerink dot com or give us
a call at two six' to two five seven twenty five.
Hundred ursoner is the only company In wisconsin when A
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(13:47):
Again reach us at two six two five six seven
twenty five, hundred and we'd be happy to come out
and take a look at your. Project, sean thanks for
coming on. TODAY i really appreciate. IT i know you
guys have been just just JUST i GUESS i can't
say What i'm. Thinking busting backs to get things. Done, yeah,
yeah we're battling mother nature at that time of the. Year, yeah,
(14:09):
yep it's always.
Speaker 4 (14:10):
That time of year when mother nature is going to
sneak up on.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
Us so before we.
Speaker 3 (14:14):
Went on, break you brought up koi AND i know
THAT i love the, koi AND i think That aquatica
has probably THE i don't know where there's a bigger
selection In wisconsin Of koi, fishing different, sizes different. COLORS
i was there yesterday AND i was walking around the
tanks and there's some beautiful fish, there AND i understand
why people love to have, them but that does add
(14:34):
a little bit of maintenance to the. Project and you,
said we can do it without the. Fish but one
of the things THAT i noticed with the waterfalls up,
north we have toads. Everywhere now that we have a,
waterfall we have these green. Frogs, yeah and they're coming
around and it's almost like and you know the devarments
that we. Have we have the backyard buffet every, morning
(14:55):
so the cats can watch the squirrels and the.
Speaker 2 (14:56):
Chipmunks they're going in the water. Too, yeah so it's, like,
hey this is. Cool we can we can wash up
whatever it, is but it's fun.
Speaker 4 (15:03):
To watch, that so, Right, YEAH i mean it's it
tracks all sorts of different type of. Wildlife just the other,
DAY i was looking out at our back. Feature there
was some blue jays back, there you, know swimming in the.
Stream we've had deer, fox all different types of critters back.
There it's fun to. See and that's what a lot
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of our, clients you, know they want those, pondlesses the bubbling,
rocks the. Ponds they want that for the wildlife to,
come especially the. Birds you, know the birds will love
the step and the dragon. Dragon, yeah all different types of.
Insects So i've even had turtles at. Home, yeah, YEAH
(15:44):
i mean, turtles, Frogs like you, said. Toads they'll migrate
in and out to the. Future, yeah we've built specific
features just for.
Speaker 3 (15:52):
That so another, thing now THAT i have a pond
list AND i have you, know the bubbling rocks and,
things you, know let's talk about maintenance a little. Bit,
Yeah i'm amazed that there's some simple chemicals that you
can get that will keep the water, clear which rarely
gets foggy except. Fall, Here i'm seeing some of.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
That.
Speaker 3 (16:14):
Right you guys gave me some enzyme. Stuff and here's
what's cool about. That you, know your poor chlorina or
that's that's bad too for the, environment.
Speaker 4 (16:23):
Right that's, bad it's bad for the. Pumps you never
want to do. That we have all natural bacteries en
times you can put in the future that are safe for,
everything safe for your pets if your dog drinks the.
Water stuff like. That so there's there's always a.
Speaker 2 (16:39):
Way there's a learning.
Speaker 4 (16:40):
Curve, yeah with, everything there's a learning, curve and that's
where you can come in and we can talk to
you about, everything give you. Ideas you can give us
a call two six two nine six eight five five four,
zero go to our Website quatica ponds dot com and
you can send in questions there. Also but we're there to.
HELP i, mean it's our guys have been with us
(17:01):
for a long. Time we have a full fledged maintenance.
Program we've Got Chris Nick sean and these guys have
seen it. All they they know what they're doing and
they can answer any questions for. YOU i can help,
you you. Know LIKE i, said our guys have been
doing this a long long time and they've the thing
(17:24):
they're talking.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
ABOUT i just learned, now which is. Cool you.
Speaker 3 (17:27):
Know one of the things up north under the, canopy
we have. Leaves And i'm not talking leaves like you
have in one with tolls or In. Milwaukee i'm talking
piles and piles, leaps and of Course i'm blowing out
my water feature every. Day, well NOW i find you
guys did put this On facebook that there's a mesh
kit that can go over that relatively, inexpensive not a
(17:48):
lot of. Money so you know you put this mesh over.
Speaker 4 (17:51):
It, yeah it's a pond. Net it's very very. Cool,
yeah and people use that for their. Polysis also you
can use it for your. Pond it definitely helps keep
a lot of the net leaves, out, sticks other type of,
debris makes it easier for a spring clean, out keeps
the pumps from clogging as, much because that's the thing
(18:11):
when you get ponds with ponds and, poluses you, know
you get leaves that dam up and everything and restricts
the flow to the, pump and that can cause right,
right that's where a lot of your maintenance that comes
in is now in the fall time when the leaves.
Speaker 3 (18:24):
Drop but you can mitigate that for spring by using
one of these, nets WHICH i just the REASON i
bring it up is not so much about the, nets
but there's so many things that you can learn From,
aquatica like if you come to their their seminars or
if you talk to the guys, there there's so many
different things that you can do to mitigate the maintenance
which is already minimal for what you're. GETTING i, Mean
(18:47):
dean always, says what does he, say like maybe an
hour a week or. Something it's Not it's not an
hour a. Week the only THING i spend any time
on is blowing the, leaves and now THAT i got the,
NET i won't be dealing with that in, spring.
Speaker 4 (18:57):
Right you, know, Right, yeah it's LIKE i said, that
the most maintenance is this time of year with the.
Leaves making sure all that everything's free flowing for the
for the pump makes it. Easier and then if you
get any leaves that dam up or anything that you
don't want to lose any of the. Water so but,
yeah it's relatively. Easy even if with ponds if you have,
(19:18):
fish you, know if you stay in as schedule and
put in the treatments at the right, time that will definitely.
Speaker 2 (19:24):
Help.
Speaker 3 (19:24):
Yeah, well and you can learn all that when you
have a feature. Done, WELL i guess even if you
have a, feature you can still learn it from AQUATIC i.
Speaker 2 (19:30):
Can come in there and.
Speaker 4 (19:31):
Right, yeah we have three seminars throughout the, season, spring,
summer and, fall and we you, know go through. Everything.
Speaker 3 (19:38):
Yeah one of the other things that we should talk
about is that you, GUYS i think you're the only
ones left that service other people's ponds, too, Right.
Speaker 4 (19:48):
Yeah, yeah we get that quite. Often you know they've
had either a feature they built years, ago or had
a a landscaper build a feature and they just need
help with, cleaning or they have developed a leak over
time because it. Happens you, know it's uh with settling
and freeze and. Thaw you know that'll. Happen, Chipmunk yeah, Exactly,
(20:12):
yeah the darn chipmunks and. Nice but, yeah that's something
we can definitely help you. With just give us a.
Call if we didn't build, it that's. Fine we can
definitely help you. Us do you in the right direction
and help.
Speaker 2 (20:26):
YOU i who.
Speaker 3 (20:26):
Can and the other THING i want to bring up
is BECAUSE i Know dean and the crew so. Well
over the, Years i'm always watching the pond. Business, Right
i've Seen i'm counting in my, Head i've seen four
different companies that were doing ponds that are no longer in.
Business you guys have been around for twenty three. YEARS
(20:48):
i think that makes you the oldest In, wisconsin doesn't.
Speaker 4 (20:51):
It, yeah, yeah. DEFINITELY i mean When dean started this
in two. Thousand dean's the type of guy that when
he you, know he doesn't. Fail so he knew what
he was. Doing he didn't just jump into. It he
knew what he was getting into and he developed something.
Great i've been blessed to be a part of it
for the for the long. Haul LIKE i, SAID i love.
(21:14):
It my wife works in the corporate and the corporate
offices and she works from, home and just hearing what
she has to go, Through i'm just, like, oh, man
WELL i got to call. THAT a lady HAD lg,
today you, know it was it's it's just a great
thing What dean has. Done it's it's it's. Awesome it's it's,
fun it's. Enjoyable you get to work out. Doors the,
(21:38):
clients our clients are, awesome and you know that the
people are so passionate with their ponds and water features
and they take care of. Them and then what's happening
in a lot now is people are, moving you, know
either into you, know they're getting older and moving on
or moving out of. State and then you get a
whole new group of new homeowners that are so excited
and they call you about their water feature and they're, like,
(22:00):
hey what DO i need to? Do can you guys
come out and we come out and give consults and
everything on what we need to. Do or if they
move into a pond and they're, LIKE i just don't
like the way this. Looks you, know they give us a,
call and you, know we're accepting calls right now for.
Spring we're booking up for. Springs so now is the
time to. Call if you've moved into a home or
were thinking about a water, feature now is the time
to give us a. CALL i know it's getting, colder
(22:22):
but we can come, out set up a, meeting and
we do free bids and, estimates so we can definitely help.
Speaker 3 (22:27):
You you, know this isn't like a swimming pool where
you lose fifty percent of your. Audience if you're going
to sell your property like you brought, up this is
something Like i'm looking at because it's fresh in my
Head matt's. PLACE i am very curious to see how
much value that added to the, property because anybody that
comes there isn't going to say this is a water.
(22:48):
Feature they're going to, Go, wow how unique In brookfield
that the water's coming right out of the. GROUND i
would bet that if you didn't tell people it's a
water feature and it's running when you get, there they wouldn't.
Speaker 4 (22:59):
Know, right, right they wouldn't, know and it, yeah, yeah it's.
Definitely uh It's it's what's fun Is i'll get calls
of people in the spring they're, like we bought the
house in the winter and it was covered in, snow
and now that everything's sought, out we see that there's
this awesome water feature. There it's like it was like
a surprise to. Us they told us it was a pond,
there but we didn't know it was this. Cool so
(23:20):
it's cool to see those people's excitement and uh, yeah
it's it's very rewarding in that sense because then you
get a whole new group of whole new audience group
of people that are in love with their.
Speaker 3 (23:32):
Ponds one of the things THAT i love is the
way you guys design. Stuff so if we look at
if you if you go out To, wales AND i would,
say on an, afternoon even if you're out, There La
duke's Ice cream is there for the kids pop over.
To there's a nice little coffee shop In whales To.
Mammades what a great. Place it's not the Corporate starbucks.
(23:52):
Thing it's it's a little family run. Deal across the
way a little bit Is, aquatica and you can see
what the these guys have been able to do on
an asphalt flat parking lot for a water. Feature then
when you walk, in the one that always gets me
is when you're looking out that patio door and there
is this water feature that's just.
Speaker 2 (24:13):
Roaring it's so cool patio door that you. DID i
knew you were going to bring that, up AND i wasn't.
Speaker 3 (24:17):
LOOKING i wasn't looking for, that BUT i just nice
windows out, there Windows sey going. WELL i think the
thing is is that you, know in our, BUSINESS i
know a lot of people know, this BUT i get
to deal with the best of the. Best so you,
know jan be put on my. Roof aquatica has done
my water, features world class outdoor, lighting has done my.
Lighting and that's what makes me able to endorse those
(24:40):
people because they come back And i'm not hitting one
hundred percent on, everybody BUT i hit ninety percent of
who the really good guys. Are so we've had very
good luck with the people that are on our. Show
but when you walk into A quatica, showroom you're going
to get to see just exactly what these guys are
able to. Do and if you have Like matt, had
(25:02):
that area where it's naturally built kind of for a
but even if you have a flat, area you guys
can can turn that into. Magic let's we're gonna run
up against a. Clock so WHAT i want you to, Do,
sean is give out the information how people can just
pop into the showroom because it's so important just to
go out there and look at, it because you'll freak,
out you really.
Speaker 4 (25:21):
Will, yeah we're located In wales two two Seven James,
street right down from the post office there In. Wales
you can give us a call at two six two
nine six eight five five four. Zero our website Is
Aquatica ponds dot. Com you can look for us On
facebook At Aquatica. Wisconsin LIKE i, said stop. In we're
Open wednesday Through. Friday now we have went fall hours
(25:45):
so when out Open saturdays. Anymore but, yeah stop in.
Now it's still we still got the water features running
spring summertime is the. Best you, know they we get
them all clean looking.
Speaker 2 (25:56):
Nice it's pretty nice now, TOO i gotta tell, you
BECAUSE i was there.
Speaker 3 (26:00):
YESTERDAY i always go back. There, Sean thanks for coming.
ON i appreciate.
Speaker 2 (26:05):
It and. Again we're going to have you.
Speaker 3 (26:07):
On again BECAUSE i JUST i want more and more
people to get involved with water.
Speaker 4 (26:11):
Feedture, yeah and now is the. Time if you're interested
in twenty twenty, six give us a call
Speaker 3 (26:15):
Now, yeah because you guys can have it all designed
and ready to go all, Right newstock eleven THIRTY Wisn
will we return again next week
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