We travel throughout the United States every single month including Connecticut, Pennsylvania, California, Georgia and more. If we don’t have the best method for your situation, we will make other recommendations. It is most important to choose a method that is best suited to your project goals and conditions. Our equipment and experience ranges from portable hydraulic dredges to amphibious dredges and mechanical equipment.
A dramatic reduction of toxic gases, nutrients, weeds, and algae.The restoration of the natural bottom without disturbing existing aquatic life.The process is extremely efficient. It can also remove loose clay, rocks, and sand, freeing up covered springs, irrigation systems, culverts, and cisterns. The bottom is restored to its original depth.
This not only removes the sediments, but also the toxic gases, nutrients, and foul orders caused by anaerobic bacteria decomposing the organic sediments. High-volume suction pumps are used with our patented suction head to remove the bottom sediments. The New Solution - Organic Sediment Removal Systems The cost in many cases is prohibited and most mechanical dredgers will not even consider smaller ponds.
Equipment hindered by houses, power lines, telephone poles, and mature trees.Once the dredging is finished, the sediments then settle back to the bottom ofthe pond, and much ofthe dredging benefits are lost. This kills off most of the existing aquatic life and leaves the pond a black, mucky mess. If the pond is dredged wet, as soon as the dredge hits the sediments, the sediments are so fine they explode into the water column. This means all aquatic life must either be relocated or killed off. Mechanical dredging is most effective when the pond has been completely drained and the bottom sediments have had time to dry. Decomposing sediments (MUCK) contains toxic gases and harbors nutrients that cause excessive weed and algae problems, which deteriorates the ecosystem of a pond. Now there is a unique, efficient, and economical way of removing the MUCK and restoring new life to your pond. Let's compare the old solution with the new solution and you decide which is the better approach. These sediments gradually fill in the pond and are the direct cause of the many problems that pond owners have. Leaves off of trees, weeds and algae, and other organic matter travel to the bottom of the pond, taking the form of MUCK. Every pond is in a dying process the moment it is created.
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