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...
Sediment buildup is one of the leading causes of poor water quality in lakes and ponds. Over time, soil runoff, decaying leaves, and organic debris settle on the bottom, forming pond muck and sediment “hotspots.” These trouble zones reduce water dept...
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...
