NY|Distinguishing Between Pond Water Loss: Leak or Evaporation Near Rochester, New York In the scorching heat of summer, it's easy to misinterpret water loss in your pond. A daily reduction of 1/2" to 3/4" is not unusual and generally isn't a cause for concern. Several variables influence the extent of evaporation, such as cloud cover, shading, humidity, wind, and the design of your water feature. Ponds with long streams or fountains tend to lose more water as the increased surface area accelerates evaporation. So, before you panic over a possible leak, consider these factors. Monitoring your pond's water levels while considering the weather conditions can help you differentiate between natural evaporation and a genuine problem. Managing Summer Water LossDuring the summer, it's crucial to monitor water loss, which typically ranges from 2 to 5 inches per week. Several factors impact this loss, such as pump flow rate, sun exposure, rainfall, stream length, and splash volume. To effectively manage water resources during this season, it's essential to understand how these elements interact. By keeping a close eye on these variables, you can maintain water levels and ensure your water-related systems function optimally throughout the warmer months. Your Water Feature Deserves The Best Care Possible Acorn Ponds & Waterfalls will ensure your pond is running as smoothly as the day it was installed. That way, you can enjoy the tranquility afforded by a water garden without the hassle of maintenance responsibilities. Some of Acorn Ponds & Waterfalls maintenance services include:
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AuthorLandscape Designer / Pond Contractor, Tom Warmerdam has been designing, installing & maintaining koi ponds, water features, patios, landscape lighting & creating outdoor living area paradises all around Rochester, New York (NY) for over 30 years. His company Acorn Ponds & Waterfalls was awarded by Aquascape Inc. as one of the top 100 in North America in 2014. He has been attending conferences at Aquascape headquarters every year since 2004 in Chicago, Ill to maintain his Certification(Certified Aquascape Contractor) status. Archives
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