Lake and Pond Solutions Co. is
a full service lake and pond management company
specializing in aeration, fountains, weed and algae control,
and environmentally friendly products (pond dye, beneficial
bacteria, enzymes). We pride ourselves in customer service and
realize the unique nature of each water body when developing a
management plan.
You'll quickly find that we are not just applicators but true
lake and pond managers offering a wide range of management
techniques to customers throughout Wisconsin and Northern Illinois,
along with products and technical help around the country. more...
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Compressor Vane Kit
Ensure that your aeration system runs trouble free all year by
performing simple routine maintenance in the winter.
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Fountain Seal Kit
Protect your investment by changing oil and seals every two
years.
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Rocking Piston Compressors
Thinking about replacing or upgrading your aeration system?
We have great deals on units over the winter months.
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Online Pond Analysis
Simply fill out the online form and one of our biologists will
review your information and get back to you within 24 hours. It's
that simple!
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"Our realtor advised us that one reason our property was
purchased was because of the pond. We have very much enjoyed
working with you. Your efforts provided many hours of great
fun and added to our knowledge base related to nature."
-Mike C. - Private Pond Owner
NPDES UPDATE!!
On October 31st, 2011, the general permit to discharge
under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
took effect. This new permitting system will be required for
ALL lakes and ponds that have an overflow
structure. The NPDES general permitting looks to monitor and
minimize point source discharges directly into federal and
state waters, monitor excess or residual pollutants from plant
control activities, and sets national standards for
documentation and reporting.
This permit for Wisconsin Residents will be issued through the
Wisconsin DNR while the permit for Illinois Residents will be
issued through the Illinois EPA. We'll keep you updated as we
find out more during NPDES meetings this winter.