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This section introduces the 'Large Ecosystem Pond,' the highest level of complexity and cost. This pond, complete with koi, starts at $51,208. It requires approximately 120 man-hours (3-4 days for a full crew). This project implies the need for significant boulders and rocks, likely requiring heavy equipment and specialized skills for placement. The presenter highlights that this is a 'college-level' project, to be approached only after mastering simpler installations. The significant profit margin for such a project (estimated over $25,000 in pure profit for a week's work) is emphasized, underscoring the financial rewards of scaling up expertise.

Goal: Understand the scale, complexity, and profit potential of advanced pond installations.

Tools and materials

  • Heavy Equipment — Moving large boulders and extensive excavation
  • Large Boulders and Rocks — Creating the aesthetic and structural elements of the large pond
  • Large Ecosystem Pond Kit Aquascape — Provides core components for the large pond

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>> That's what this one is. $51,208 as you see it with everything except the skeletons and the fish. Correct. Yeah, and so with this one I'm guessing it's probably about 120 man hours. So with that said, that's going to take our crew three, four days give or take which kind of gives most contractors a baseline of probably a week of work, right? Cuz our guys are professionals. This is all they do year round. So if you are a contractor that doesn't do this full time, definitely think about those things when it comes to man hours and planning. And another thing, you would mentioned all the different resources we offer. So this is a great opportunity for all these contractors to be aware of our contractor toolkit. So basically that's a online thing that we offer that gives the contractors the ability to plug in the project size and actually figure out how many man hours they that we think it's going to take them to pull off something like So let's say it's 120 hours for this. Yep. What is the material cost on this thing? So material cost, this is probably going to be more closer to a 20 by 26 kit, right? So we offer that is our largest pond kit offering and that's probably going to be around $6,000. We also have a few add-ons on here, too, right? So the bowl, Um, got the um some of the intake bay components and different things. Just There's a few little accessories that are happening around this entire thing. Actually, a a good one for you guys to see over here is this block wall. So, see how we incorporated that block wall in there? So, we actually Yep, right there that the patio hugs over. So, we actually charge for that a little bit differently. So, a lot of you guys might use like base feed or something like that to charge for block wall. So, that's incorporated in a different way. Um, so all those different add-ons and kind of specialized uh techniques um kind of bumped that price up. But, overall, 120 man hours, uh you got probably a $6,000 kit, a few different different add-ons, and then we got a $51,000 price tag. So, we're looking at bringing in probably around 25 to 30 grand pretty easy in profit. In profit, yeah. We're >> pure profit. >> Yes, yeah. On this in 1 week. Yep. Which is more money than if they're mowing lawns they're going to see in a month. And if they're doing hardscaping, still they're not a hardscaping contractor is going to have a difficult time generating that profit off of putting patios in or from putting…

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