Easy Pro Pond Kits
Guide & FAQ
How to choose the right EasyPro product
- 3 min overview
- Types, sizing & power
- 5 common questions
Why buy matched EasyPro equipment
Building a pond one part at a time means matching a pump to a filter, a filter to a skimmer, and all of it to the plumbing on site. EasyPro kits come with those components already matched to each other.
The aeration systems ship as one package too, with compressor, diffusers, valves, and controls together. That takes much of the guesswork out of pairing parts, and it saves sourcing every item separately.
The main product types, and when to choose each
PondHaven carries three kinds of EasyPro equipment for different stages of a build.
Complete pond kits (Mini, Small, Medium)
Choose a pond kit when you are building a water garden or koi pond from scratch and want the liner, underlayment, skimmer, waterfall filter, pump, and tubing matched ahead of time. Each kit pairs a skimmer with a waterfall filter sized to it.
High-pressure rocking piston aeration systems
Choose a rocking piston system when an existing pond is deep or the compressor has to push air across a long tubing run. PondHaven carries 6-diffuser and 10-diffuser configurations built around the 2 hp SRC2002 compressor.
DuraLiner 45-mil EPDM liner rolls
Choose a liner roll when the pond shape is custom, when you are extending a stream, or when you are rebuilding a pond and keeping pumps and filtration you already own.
For pond kits from other brands, compare the full Pond Kits collection. The rest of the EasyPro line sits in EasyPro Pond Products.
How to choose the right size or model
Start with the job you are doing.
- Project type. A new pond points to a kit. An existing deep pond with low oxygen points to an aeration system. A custom excavation with equipment on hand points to a liner roll.
- Kit size. The Mini, Small, and Medium kits are matched to different excavation scales, and their filtration differs: the Mini uses a Mini AquaFalls filter with a molded rock lip, the Small uses a Pro-Series skimmer with an AquaFalls filter, and the Medium uses a PS1FB skimmer with a Medium AquaFalls filter.
- Depth and run length. Deeper water and long airline runs build backpressure in the line. The high-pressure rocking piston systems are built for those conditions and are the ones to look at first.
- Diffuser count. The 6-diffuser and 10-diffuser systems use the same 2 hp SRC2002 compressor and differ in how many diffuser stations are supplied.
If you want sizing detail for a specific pond, the EasyPro Pond Kits collection is the place to start, or send us your pond dimensions and we will help.
Power, placement, and installation requirements
A few requirements affect which product you can use.
- Aeration power. The 2 hp SRC2002 compressor needs a dependable power source on the bank. The system includes an electrical box with high-volume cooling fans, so allow space and airflow around the unit.
- Airline runs. The system's fittings accept 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch Quick Sink tubing. Check the product page for the airline supplied with the configuration you are ordering.
- Kit layout. Each kit combines a skimmer, waterfall filter, pump, and tubing, so plan the pond edge and the waterfall before you dig.
- Soil prep. In rocky or root-heavy ground, use protective underlayment beneath the liner to help reduce puncture risk. The kits include underlayment with the liner.
What normally comes with it
The exact contents vary by product, so check the individual product page before ordering.
- Mini Pond Kit: liner, underlayment, skimmer with filter brushes, Mini AquaFalls filter with molded rock lip, pump, tubing, and sealants.
- Small Pond Kit: Pro-Series skimmer, AquaFalls filter, 45-mil EPDM liner, underlayment, pump, tubing, and lighting.
- Medium Pond Kit: PS1FB skimmer, Medium AquaFalls filter, 45-mil EPDM DuraLiner, underlayment, pump, and tubing.
- Rocking piston aeration system: 2 hp SRC2002 compressor, 6 or 10 diffusers, valve assemblies, pressure gauge, pressure relief valves, high-volume cooling fans, electrical box, and fittings for 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch Quick Sink tubing.
- DuraLiner roll: 45-mil EPDM rubber pond liner, sold on its own.
Not sure which one you need?
Send us the pond size, the average and maximum depth, the distance from power to the water, and whether it is a new build or a rebuild. We can point you to the right kit, aerator, or liner.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about our easy pro pond kits.
What comes in an EasyPro pond kit?
Each kit supplies matched core parts for a new pond: liner, underlayment, skimmer, waterfall filter, pump, and tubing. The exact list changes with the kit size, and the Mini kit also lists sealants, so read the product page for the parts in the kit you are ordering.
How do I choose between the Mini, Small, and Medium kits?
Match the kit to the scale of the excavation you are planning, since the filtration scales with it. The Mini pairs a skimmer with filter brushes and a Mini AquaFalls filter, the Small uses a Pro-Series skimmer with an AquaFalls filter, and the Medium uses a PS1FB skimmer with a Medium AquaFalls filter. Send us your planned dimensions if you want a second opinion.
When do I need a high-pressure rocking piston aerator instead of surface water movement?
Use one when the pond is deep or the compressor has to push air a long distance to the diffusers. The 2 hp SRC2002 compressor in these systems is built to handle that kind of run. For a shallow ornamental pond where looks matter more than deep-water circulation, a surface aerator or fountain is usually the better fit.
What airline tubing does the EasyPro 2 hp aeration system use?
The system's fittings are made for 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch Quick Sink tubing. Check the product page for the airline length supplied with the configuration you are ordering.
Can I buy the liner by itself?
Yes. The EasyPro DuraLiner roll is 45-mil EPDM rubber sold on its own, for custom pond shapes, stream extensions, and rebuilds where the pumps and filtration stay in place. Pair it with underlayment if the soil is rocky.
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