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 in the next. We see this first-hand year after year! Here are the top benefits for having your pond maintained by a service company like Pond Champs.
* KNOWLEDGE *
Not all pond growth is created equal. Knowing what is growing in your pond is crucial to making sure you’re not only using the correct products, but the appropriate dosage. Our techs all have their core Registered Technician licenses with the Indiana State Chemist and the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Some of our more experienced techs have their Indiana Aquatic Pesticide Management Category 5 and Ohio Aquatic Pesticide Management Category 3A licenses, which are the highest categories available in the field. No need to stress or question if you’re doing it right when you have the Champs on your side!
* EQUIPMENT / PRODUCTS *
Signing up for service also means that you don’t need to deal with the inconvenience of purchasing equipment, product, managing equipment maintenance, and storage. With our services, any product needed for your pond is already covered. Stubborn, hard to kill weeds pop up in your pond? We got it! Under no circumstance We have a wide range of equipment available for the job, such as; water waders, product sprayers, ATVs, and boats, ensuring we’re prepared for a variety of conditions and requirements to get the job done.
* TIME *
One of the most obvious reasons as to why service is beneficial…saving time! Like most things, pond maintenance is an ongoing process. Time is precious and sometimes there just isn’t enough hours in a day. Going out to treat the pond on a regular basis is key for staying on top of the growth all season long. Our services are all based off a biweekly treatment schedule, with the exception of Gold changing to weekly service from June through August. While growth is possible in between treatments (it is a natural body of water, after all), we are out often enough to quickly get it back under control.
