pond & lake maintenance

Unwanted aquatic vegetation can limit pond use and harm water quality. Our Georgia pond management services combine biological controls, herbicides, and long‑term lake management strategies to keep ponds healthy, balanced, and enjoyable.

Proper pond maintenance and can greatly increase fish production. Unfertilized ponds typically support about 100 pounds of fish per acre, while a well‑managed fertilization program can support 300–400 pounds per acre by strengthening the pond’s natural food chain.

Over 20 years of professional fertilization and liming programs as part of our Georgia pond maintenance and lake management services. We use liquid or granular fertilizer applied by boat or bank from late March through September, with algae control as needed for a complete, balanced pond management solution.

Liming is a critical part of successful pond management, especially in the Southeast where many ponds have soft, acidic water. Without proper liming, ponds often struggle to develop a healthy plankton bloom, which limits fish growth and overall productivity.

Applying agricultural dolomitic lime improves water quality by stabilizing pH and increasing nutrient availability. This allows fertilization programs to work more efficiently, strengthens the plankton base, and ultimately leads to more and larger fish.