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How to install a Waterfall feature in 2 hours and 20 minutes Steps 1-6

What happens here

Using shovels, excavate the area within the marked perimeter. As you dig, place all the removed soil (known as 'spoils') directly adjacent to the excavation site. This soil will form a 'berm,' which is a raised mound that provides the necessary elevation and natural topography for the waterfall to flow realistically. The excavation should be dug approximately 4 inches below the intended final grade to ensure a natural, sunken appearance for the basin.

Goal: Excavate the basin area and create a berm for waterfall elevation.

Tools and materials

  • Shovels — Excavating the soil for the basin
  • Wheelbarrow — Transporting excavated soil if the berm is not immediately adjacent

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gonna look like coming down from here so they're gonna dig this the other nice thing is all the dirt stays on site so they dig inside that paint in line throw all the dirt all the sand whatever the spoils are gonna be off to the side that's going to create the berm that we need the necessary topography for the waterfall coming down into this box right here there yeah here's the pond guys look at all of these homemade blueberry muffins nice you get that up for the guys that are working there's some extras in there I I said don't start without me buddy well we then we just started digging you can see you started 16 minutes and 44 seconds that's your clock is not that bad we bought that clock from Amazon and then we figured out if you didn't work yesterday last night my pitch with this to all of your viewers and to you is you can make more money installing decorative water features in any other form of landscape installation and so go ahead and see it look at the numbers talk to Brian look at that and it's impossible to screw this up if you can use a shovel and you can use a screwdriver to put it in plumbing so now

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