How much could I expect to pay a landscaping company for building a 50' waterfall?

Answer 1

50..as in fifty foot? Thats a rather large waterfall for residential purposes, if in fact that is what you are doing? There are many other questions involved here. How wide is the waterwall? What types of boulders will you use? Have you consulted a pump services company for hydraulics and equipment? Do you plan to build this on a concrete base or use liners and natural ground grades? Have you sized the receiving pond? There is alot to think about here.

Off the top of my head without some additional information, I would say your looking at $50K to upwards of $100K, all depending upon what you want to do and construction detailing and specifics. Is there a landscape architect on board? A local LA can help with design and construction.

Answer 2

LIkely not even feasible to build at that size, unless you have a large estate. A 50' waterfall would require an enormous amount of material, extensive foundation footings, and powerful pump system, plus plumbing for the water supply. If you live in a city on a city lot, you will likely be sued by any neighbors your giant concrete and stone structure would shade, and zoning would most likely prohibit its construction if you are in an area requiring zoning.

Answer 3

Wow. That is pretty ambitious. I watch HGTV and some people spend mega thousands on landscaping and none of the shows had anything that big so I would guess it is pretty expensive but maybe not too bad if your property has some hills. My guess would be $80-100 thousand.

Answer 4

Why don't you build it yourself? It would be fun and personal. Rocks, water pump a drill, the black lining at home depot.
Will be alot cheaper, next year i've planed to make one my self.

Answer 5

I have two each one is 50 foot wide almost done with the second one.

Answer 6

50' that's insane your looking at about $10,000 that's sight unseeing