Customized water treatment solutions for natural ponds, lakes, fisheries, wastewater lagoons, and retention ponds. Our water experts provide environmental consulting by initially assessing the water’s physical and chemical composition. You will receive a comprehensive report, including a chemical and physical analysis of the water in question and three or more recommendations for remediating your pond or lake.
Wastewater Lagoon Management – We will measure and strategically treat primary wastewater lagoon cells to reduce your sludge by 25% in just one season.
Retention Pond Management – Our water experts have over 12 years of experience successfully assessing, recommending, and maintaining storm retention ponds in and around Winnipeg and Southern Manitoba.
Dugout Pond Management – The main objective that many of our clients seek is to transform their existing (and often unsightly) dugout from an eyesore to an eye-opening feature that can be used for recreational purposes like swimming or paddling.
Fishery Lake Management – Water aeration design, installation, and maintenance to overwinter fish and keep them healthy. Our staff will measure dissolved oxygen throughout the winter and summer months to ensure oxygen levels are adequate to keep the fish healthy and stress-free.
Community Swimming Ponds and Beaches – We offer on-site consultations where our water experts assess your pond. With the data collected, we can provide you with a management program you can implement yourself or hire us to do it for you.
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Fallen Leaves in Your Pond: How They Create Muck and How to Prevent It
Discover how autumn leaves turn into dark, oxygen-depleting muck at the bottom of your Manitoba pond or dugout. Learn the biological process behind seasonal leaf decomposition and practical prevention steps to protect your water quality.
High Phosphorus in Your Dugout Is Quietly Working Against Your Herd
By late summer, clear dugout water can quickly turn soupy and green. While it is easy to write this off as “just algae,” the underlying culprit is often phosphorus. High nutrient levels quietly degrade water quality, reduce livestock water intake, and pose severe health risks to your herd. Here is what Manitoba livestock producers need to know about phosphorus buildup and the field-tested treatment steps that restore dugout balance.
Why Trout Die in Peak Summer Heat: The Science, the Warning Signs, and How to Stop It
Trout are especially vulnerable to Manitoba’s summer heat, when rising water temperatures and falling dissolved oxygen can create dangerous conditions. Learn how thermal stratification, oxygen depletion, and sudden turnover contribute to trout stress and die-offs and what pond owners can do with aeration, monitoring, and proactive management to protect their fish.
