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. […]
Tis the season for reminiscing… As we are nearing the end of 2025, we have so much to be grateful for! This year was a season of learning and overcoming challenges, which in turn helps us become even better at what we do, both on the field or in the office. We wouldn’t be where […]
Not all pond service is identical, as the needs of one pond can be drastically different than the one next door. What does it look like to sign up with Pond Champs for service? Each truck is stocked with all possible products needed for the day. Whenever your technician notices any type growth, they will […]
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 […]
Riprap around a pond offers a clean, tidy, resort-like look to your pond. While the rock does a superb job of protecting your banks from erosion, there will be more maintenance required. Weeds will eventually work their way through the rocks and will need to be eliminated if the goal is to keep things looking […]
As our 2024 season comes to a close, we love to look back at our favorite pond transformations captured by our technicians. Hard work really pays off!
Not everything can be sprayed from shore! On occasion it can be necessary to get up close for a more effective treatment. If your technician is servicing their normal route, they may need an extra hand when special equipment (like a boat, waders, etc.) is needed to effectively treat your problem pond areas. Your technician […]
Pond management requires all hands on deck! Here are some tips for being a pond owner and making the most out of your services. When fertilizing your yard, be careful with how close you get to the water! Fertilizers can have the same effect in your pond and spark all sorts of unwanted growth if […]
Having weed or algae growth is actually a clear sign that the pond has a healthy ecosystem. The DNR even suggests having 20% growth in a pond to sustain a successful ecosystem. Some growth can quickly turn into an unmanageable mess, which is where our services come in! A pond is a natural body of […]
Lakes are monitored by the Department of Natural Resources, unlike private bodies of water, such as ponds. Before we can treat your lake areas, we must first receive approval from the DNR for the products we plan on using. After identifying your weeds and algae types, we submit an application regarding our findings and what […]