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Project Recap and Profitability Analysis

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POND day 4, Hell breaks lose

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The host provides a comprehensive recap of the completed pond project. He emphasizes that the cost for a pond of this size, including specialized boulders, would typically range from $120,000 to $125,000. The project involved 7 days of work for the core Aquascape crew, plus an additional 2-3 days for the Dirt Monkey Force team to complete finishing landscaping touches. He highlights the lucrative nature of pond installation, noting that pond professionals can earn significantly more per hour ($253/hour) compared to traditional landscaping ($25/hour). The wetland filter is double-sized to accommodate two German Shepherds that frequently use the pond. Additional features include an extended deck over the pond face for a unique viewing experience, catfish tunnels, and ongoing planting. The host strongly encourages viewers to invest in niche skills like pond building to increase profitability and job satisfaction.

Goal: Understand the final project details, cost, and earning potential.

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o' and he's talking about doing all this stuff tonight and then driving home to Chicago another day I I said you're the only person I know that I think could keep up with my my rightand man Frankie nice that's all right you guys I promised you guys some numbers and I didn't forget and I've said that ponds are the most profitable thing that you can possibly install in landscaping and I firmly believe this I've talked to so many guys but I want to actually talk about the actual numbers on a project like this so some of you guys have been tuning tuning in and watching along through the entire process and let's just talk about what we've got here now I talked to Ed and Chris and they told me that a pond like this the typical price would be around 120 to 125,000 without the specialty Boulders without a boulder like that without a boulder like that that one came in by itself and that one came in with a few of these other Boulders that takes multiple pieces of equipment now my Wetland filter so this is the actual filter system this is is actually still a pond it's still a usable water surface but this Wetland filter is double sized over what you typically would need in a pond and that's because I've got two German Shepherds and both of those dogs basically live in this Pond I don't know why they love this thing we've also done a couple other specialty things that would add to the price of this pond so if I was going to say hey you know what would something like this completely cost wrapped up andall in your backyard it's going to be a little little different and a little unique because some of the things that we've done is extended the deck over the face of the pond so that when you come out onto the deck you're actually looking over the pond so when you look straight down the pond is below you that's where that retaining wall came in in one of the First videos you seen now the size of this Pond she's around 5T deep in its deepest part we do have a couple catfish tunnels that I put in because I like Ed was talking about we're going to be doing native fishes and I've always wanted to go noodling so boom boom we've got a couple catfish tunnels we've got the intake over there the plantings are far from done I'm not even close to done with the plantings I've done some things on this back wall that I'll show you in an upcoming video I fortified this back wall over here and then finished off the plantings they've got to grow in um but if I was going to say hey you know…

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