Artificial Rock Streams and Paving Stone Spillways by Artistic Waterways & Paving Corp.

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Gonzalez Rockscapes

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Serving San Diego, and Southern California areas.

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We can create a meandering stream or a raging river... An impassioned pond, or an attractively, paved spillway with the interlocking paving stones we use. Each with its own unique design elements and attributes!

Bring the beauty of childhood back by including a playfull artificial rock stream in a natural landscape, to your properties other assets. You may even be late for dinner, or your next meeting, cause you were playing in the water!

Call Artistic Waterways & Paving by Gonzalez Rockscapes for your FREE onsite landscape or paving stone design consultation and estimate today at

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Remember playing in the streams that once roamed the countryside freely... The ones that have been replaced by concrete spillways and waterways? Don't our children deserve to see nature as we did, instead of the graffiti riddled waterways of progress?

Artistic Waterways & Paving by Gonzalez Rockscapes bring a whole new approach to operational spillways and aquaducts, creating wonderful, artistic streams with natural landscapes instead of the doom grey, concrete floodways.

All of Artistic Waterways & Paving's landscape, waterscape, rockscape and paving stone designs and applications are for public and private- residential, commercial and industrial - use. Please click here for details on commercial and industrial useage.

Remember The Rainmaker? Well he was later sued by San Diego for the damages his rain created! Not only did he bring enough rain to fill the Lk. Morena Dam twice, but the Otay Lakes dam was obliterated, the Spring Valley Dam was badly ruptured, a train track running along the ocean front ended up in the sea, with the 18 passengers having to be rescued, The Panama - Balboa Park Fair had to be postponed, and opening day at the Tijuana Race Track was flooded out!