Pumps
The first thing you need to know when choosing a pump for your pond is – how many gallons of water does your pond hold? Your pump should turn over the water in your pond once every hour. The height and width of your waterfall, along with the length of pipe from your pump to the waterfall, also has an impact on how many gallons per hour (gph) your pump needs to push to turn the water over.
Browse Products
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water Pump Simmer 3/4” Learn more
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Water Pump 3/4” (Little Giant) Learn more
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Low Water Shutoff Switch. (Tether Style) Learn more
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Ultra Pump 800 GPH Learn more
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Ultra Pump 1100 GPH Learn more
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Ultra Pump 1500 GPH Learn more
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Aqua Surge 2000 GPH Pond Pump Learn more
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Fountain Pump 90 GPH Learn more
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Fountain Pump 180 GPH Learn more
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Fountain Pump 320 GPH Learn more
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Aqua Force 1000 Solids Handling Pump Learn more
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Aqua Force 1800 Solids Handling Pump Learn more
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Aqua Force Proline 4000-8000 GPH Learn more
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Fountain Head Kit (for ultra pump) Learn more
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Low Suction intake Attachment Learn more
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Basket Strainer 1-1/2” (Polypropylene) Learn more
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Basket Strainer Intake Screen 2” (Polypropylene) Learn more
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Basket Strainer Intake Screen 3” (Polypropylene) Learn more
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Pump Vault 22” Learn more
Visit our showroom
We are proud to offer our customers a large showroom of our landscaping and hardscaping products. Visit us at 1716 Northfield Road and let our staff walk you through your options, or call 250-758-2401 for details.
Install it yourself
In a DIY mood? The knowledgable staff at Sharecost Rentals & Sales can guide you through the entire installation process. We have everything you need for a successful, long-lasting landscape. Contact us – we’re here to help.
Find an installer
Prefer to leave it to the pros? We would be happy to recommend a landscape contractor that suits the needs of your project. Get in touch with your project details and we will help you find the right installer.
