Enter here to read why a non-chemical program may become the only option.
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in January of 2009 that aquatic herbicide treatments may require NPDES permits.

• If your project contains water features or lakes, they will likely receive drainage from the surrounding watersheds.
• We can produce an accurate assessment of the quantity of nutrients the water features will experience.
• With these numbers we can design a non-chemical maintenance program.
• Our designs have been approved, in many regions of the US, for stormwater mitigation.

• Reasonable and effective maintenance practices for the management of urban and rural surface waters existed prior to the dominance of the newer herbicide and biocide application methods.
• Although they nearly disappeared in years of chemical treatment strategies, they can be the strategies employed under the new regulations.

• Aquatic herbicide treatments also eliminate all the types of vegetation that you might have wanted to keep
• Absorption of excess nutrients that feed algae blooms can be consumed by types of aquatic plants that provide both function and beauty

• If the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals decision is not overturned chemical treatments of surface waters may be a thing of the past.
• There is an enormous difference between a lake management firm accustomed to chemical treatments and one that has had experience in maintaining aquatic habitat.

• We can take a previously chemically treated lake or water feature and return it to a viable aquatic habitat.
• We may even return it to the point that you might have sturdy Trout or Bass and all the way down to the smallest organisms, upon which these species feed.
• If rapid restoration is required we can provide access to numerous species that will enhance the rate of recovery of diversity.

Contact us today to obtain specific options and pricing.