Pond aeration systems circulate the bottom layers of your pond to the top, preventing the pond from becoming stagnant and keeping water oxygenated. Unlike fountains, which shoot water up and out of the water, aerators are often described as “bubblers”. These units sit at the bottom of the pond and shoot up air bubbles, which […]
Every pond is built different (literally!)…and this can determine what the future has in store for you when it comes to weeds and algae. A few of these factors can include: Pond slope – The faster the drop off, the better the pond weed control and algae control will be. There is a trade-off, though. […]
Occasionally toxic blue-green algae blooms make the news…but what exactly is blue-green algae and how does it differ from “regular” algae? Blue-green algae blooms are microscopic bacteria that occur naturally on the surface. When the environment is just right, blue-green algae will thrive. Blue-green algae blooms can create toxins that may be harmful to humans, […]
This spring’s weather has created an ideal setup for algae blooms to begin appearing in our rivers, lakes, and ponds. Here are the key numbers for the Fort Wayne area: April 2026: We received 5.52 inches of rain — well above the normal average of 3.74 inches. May 2026 (through late May): Only 2.6 inches […]
One pond may not present too many issues. Another pond’s problems may seem “fixed” after several years of pond service. If either is your case, why even bother signing up for pond service, or continuing to do so? What you do – or don’t do – for one season will most certainly affect your pond […]
Ponds and dogs – they most certainly go hand-in-hand (or paw?)! Our team loves your canines friends. We even keep treats in our trucks for them! While the majority of our interactions are great, there are some circumstances involving your pet which we all need to be mindful of during the season. If your dog […]
Utilizing the colder months to tidy up around the pond will help set you up for year-round success! If you have or are considering an aeration system be sure to keep it running to prevent the pond from fully freezing over. If you turn the pump off for any amount of time the water could freeze around […]
Think of all the dead plant matter and fish waste that collect on the bottom of a pond/lake floor. After a bit of time and decomposition, this turns into muck, which is the buildup you may step into when you enter an untreated body of water. Not to mention, this smells as awful as it […]
With temperatures rising, your pond may be taking on a certain swampy aesthetic. Seemingly overnight, algae and weeds may appear and turn your beautiful property feature into a true eyesore. This is understandably frustrating for our customers! So, what causes these periods of accelerated growth? Environmental factors tend to be the biggest contributors. Sunlight + […]
What is the difference between our treatment packages? All three are based off a biweekly schedule from April through October. . Bronze is geared more for newly dug ponds that are not as likely to have significant growth. Because of this, this package includes only basic algae treatments, colorant, and biologicals. If you have a […]
