Waterscapes Group is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in Cape Town, also serving the Cape Winelands. Originally based in Johannesburg, the company is expanding its presence to better serve homeowners, businesses, estates and commercial developments across the Western Cape.
For anyone looking to add a water feature, restore a pond, renovate a swimming pool or maintain a dam, our Cape Town team now brings specialist expertise closer to home. Some businesses work in concrete.
A Complete Water Management Service
We provide a full range of services for water features, swimming pools, ponds, fountains and dams. Our offering includes new design and construction, repairs, renovations and ongoing maintenance for residential and commercial clients. We also specialise in waterproofing, filtration systems, pump repairs and scheduled maintenance programmes, supporting our clients through every stage of a project's lifecycle.
Following the merger of Waterscapes Projects and Waterscapes Maintenance, we now offer construction and aftercare under one roof. This allows our clients to work with a single specialist team from the initial build through to long term maintenance.
Bringing Specialist Expertise to the Western Cape
Since 2003, Waterscapes Group has developed expertise across a wide range of water environments, including decorative water features, koi ponds, commercial fountains, swimming pools, streams, dams and filtration systems. Our work spans private homes, commercial properties and public spaces.
Opening our Cape Town office allows us to provide local support in a region where outdoor living spaces are an important part of everyday life. Whether it's a fountain that has lost its flow, a pool ready for a refresh or a pond in need of professional care, our team is ready to help.
With a passion for what we call "the living liquid," Waterscapes Group continues to design, build, repair and maintain water spaces that are made to perform and built to last. We look forward to helping more clients across the Western Cape bring their water projects to life.