In Alabama, winter may bring cooler temperatures, but it rarely brings prolonged ice cover like northern regions experience. However, that doesn’t mean pond care can take a backseat. Reduced temperatures slow aquatic activity, and without proper aera...
As autumn arrives, lakes and ponds across the region are surrounded by brilliant fall colors, but what looks beautiful on the surface can quickly become a threat to water quality. Leaf litter and organic debris are a leading cause of nutrient loading...
For homeowners’ associations (HOAs), municipalities, and property managers, stormwater ponds and lakes are more than attractive amenities. They are vital infrastructure. These systems capture runoff, reduce flooding, and filter pollutants. However, o...
As temperatures drop and daylight shortens, fall becomes a critical season for lake and pond maintenance. The actions you take now directly impact water quality, fish health, and ecosystem stability in the coming year. For HOAs, private landowners, g...
Microcystis is a genus of cyanobacteria that often forms slick, paint-like scums and mats in lakes and ponds, particularly when nutrient levels are elevated. Some strains produce microcystin toxins, which pose risks to human, pet, and wildlife health...
A well-designed fountain can completely transform your pond or lake enhancing its beauty, improving water quality, and creating a peaceful outdoor setting. But purchasing and maintaining a fountain outright can be a significant investment. That’s why...
