Pond Service · Territory X-Ray
The backyard ponds waiting for a service quote.
A Pond Service X-Ray identifies visible water-feature candidates from public aerial review, then surfaces the neighborhoods where pond maintenance, restoration, or design upsells make economic sense.
The moat
Visible candidates + lot + value.
Reviewed from public aerial
We cluster candidate water features from publicly available aerial imagery. We don't claim a pond is in service or in need; we cluster the candidates so your truck-roll math works.
Spend capacity
CCAO value bands and lot-size mix indicate which neighborhoods carry maintenance contracts vs one-off restoration calls.
Cluster-density route
Where you find one pond, you usually find another. The neighborhood cluster matters — and so does the cluster of homes around each candidate (the restoration referral lane).
Guardrails
What we say. What we don't.
Cluster candidate water features by neighborhood from public aerial.
Surface lot size and home-value bands per cluster.
Filter to owner-occupants for the sales lane.
Claim a pond is in service, neglected, or needs restoration.
Sell homeowner contact lists.
Promise contract count.
FAQ
Will you tell me which ponds are stocked or in service?
No. Aerial review identifies presence; service status is a site-visit determination.
What about water features inside neighborhoods you don't serve yet?
That's the X-Ray's standard use case — give us a county, a city, a radius, or a drawn area you don't service. We come back with the candidate cluster.
What does a Pond X-Ray cost?
$1,500–$2,500 for the service-area scan and first campaign map.
Your cockpit
Sign in to your live Pond X-Ray.
Candidate water-feature clusters, lot + value bands, and the deployable owner-occupant list — live in your browser.
Run the Pond X-Ray on your service area.
Give us a county, city, or drawn area. We come back with the candidate clusters and a first campaign cell.
Request a Pond X-Ray