Request a Fountain Quotation
A quotation is only as good as its inputs. Send the project details below and the quotation will be built on your site's real geometry — design, equipment, installation pattern and commissioning as one scope.
- One integrated scope
- Design-led quotation
- Equipment-only also quoted
The Project-Input Checklist
- Project location and venue type
- Site or basin drawings — or dimensions and photographs
- Water details: depth, level behaviour, fresh or seawater
- Format and effects wanted — or the audience experience in plain words
- Civil works position: what exists, what your contractor will build
- Installation pattern: local contractor with guidance, or on-site installation
- Commercial basis to confirm in the quotation: payment terms (T/T) and Incoterms (EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF)
Confirm lead time and minimum order quantity for your project when you request a quotation — both are set per project against its design and production schedule, and both will be stated plainly in the quotation itself rather than promised generically here.
How the Quotation Is Built
Your inputs go to the design review first. The review fixes the format, the effect zones and the equipment scope; the quotation then prices that defined system — equipment, control, programming, and the installation and commissioning pattern you chose. That order is why Aqualume quotations can be compared line by line against the design you approved, instead of against a brochure configuration that resembles your project.
If the review concludes that a simpler format serves your site better, the quotation will say so and price the honest version. A smaller fountain that performs beats a larger one that disappoints, at every budget.
From the Blog: What Drives the Cost
Before the form, one honest read: musical fountain cost factors explains — without invented figures — how scope, geometry, effect families and installation conditions set a project's price, and why quotations should be compared on defined scope first.
Equipment-Only Quotations
Buying components rather than a project? Use the same form and say so: name the families — nozzles, motion units, lights, control — and attach your effect plan or basin layout. The equipment schedule will be checked against your plan before it is priced, so the quote covers components that work together.