Building a fountain from the bottom up
Fountains are a wonderful display of power, grace and engineering. Whether indoor or outdoor, a fountain emits a performance not many can resist watching. A well-designed fountain enriches the surrounding area and provides many benefits beyond just entertainment and serenity.
Fountains are our calling. So if you’re looking to feature a fountain in your space, give us a call. We’ll help you build the water feature you’ve been dreaming about.
Interactive fountains are loaded with the latest technology and have quickly become one of our most requested fountains. These water features literally come to life and bring laughter and joy to those who are around. Perfect for summer installments, visitors, and children everywhere, interactive fountains will bring delight to any person.
For over a decade SAI has designed, built and maintained award-wining water features across the United States. We have only accomplished such accolades because of our deep seeded commitment to provide the most complete, professional and timely service possible, setting clear expectations for our clients. When we design any water feature, we factor in all the elements required to produce a successful outcome.
Here at SAI Fountains we provide complete service work for every client from the start of a project and beyond. Our industry leading fountain designs and intelligent budget planning put our clients at ease. We know our client’s time is valuable, so we’ll never start a project until we have provided our clients with clear expectations of cost and time.
There are many influential traits that make a particular object memorable: beauty, uniqueness, and environmental friendliness are good examples. It is rare and difficult to find these traits together in one package. However, it might come as a surprise to discover that commercial fountains feature all three of these powerful traits.
The Fort Benning Gateway in Columbus, Ga., was designed to honor the men and women serving at one of the largest military facilities in the nation, including members of the infantry, who have called Fort Benning their home since 1940, as well as the U.S. Army Armor School, which has been located at the base since 2010.
The new fountains at the Washington Harbour complex started flowing over Labor Day weekend. The renovated water feature will only flow until Oct. 1 this year to allow for construction of the ice rink in time for the winter season.
Construction of the Fountain Square Beautification Project will begin December 28. The date was set Tuesday afternoon during a pre-construction conference. Pulaski Fiscal Court earlier Tuesday authorized signing of a contract with HIl-Don Inc., Burkesville, as general contractor for the project. The contract amount is $760,665.39.
Ellis Square came alive with a rainbow of colorful streams of water shooting up from its interactive fountain.
Construction supervisors Wednesday night began tests on the fountain, which brings them another step closer to finishing an almost four-year project that returns one of the city’s first squares to public use.