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andmarc is a family business based in Halwell that was established in 1989. We specialise in large groundworks including lake & pool construction, landscape and habitat restoration and coastal engineering. With our experienced team covering all of the South West, we are able to manage jobs from design through to completion. Landmarc carry a range of specialist plant and equipment, with many bespoke attachments, making our machines adaptable for any job necessary. Landmarc can create water features even if there is no natural water source on your property. Working closely with bore hole engineers and automatic top up systems, we install streams, cascades, waterfalls and fountains.


CASE STUDY


We were initially approached by the client to undertake a new project in an overgrown field site with the possibility of restoring a couple of ponds. However, once all the vegetation was clear, the ponds turned out to be old slurry pits so a totally different approach had to be adopted. First off, we had to deal with the slurry issue and arrange disposal in an environmentally friendly manner. We put forward a proposal to the client which maximised the potential of the site and work commenced to create a totally unique water feature. We utilised the existing drainage and run off so that the pool is kept topped up by a bore hole and selected rainwater run-off only. The perimeter of the pool has been turfed with areas of wildflowers. A stream, waterfalls and


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