Lake Management for Communities: Creating Beautiful Water for All
Managing a community pond or lake is not easy. When the community lake or pond is covered in algae or aquatic weeds, it not only creates an eyesore that can lead to flooding and loss of property value but can also lead to complaints from residents. Water shouldn’t be a source of stress and you should be proud of the community you manage. It’s time to turn those complaints into compliments. Every community deserves beautiful, clean water they can enjoy, that’s why our aquatic experts partner with HOAs and communities across the country to achieve pristine water.
Become the Top Community with Beautiful Lakes
With SOLitude, Community Managers and Board Members can rely on the skills and expertise of aquatic management professionals to ensure their waterbody is healthy and beautiful year-round. With a commitment to innovation and technological advancement, SOLitude offers an array of proactive management solutions that will help transform your waterbody and create a safe, beautiful resource for the community.
Achieve Algae-Free Water In 3 Steps
We know it can be frustrating when the water you are responsible for looks bad. Achieving clean, healthy water that residents will enjoy and appreciate is possible. With our aquatic management experts, you can reach your goals in three simple steps…
1. Set Up A Free Consultation
2. Build Your Custom Plan
3. Enjoy Your Water!
We Know You Care About Your Water, We Care Too.
We are happy to provide a suite of innovative solutions that proactively manage your waterbody so you can focus on other aspects of your community. Achieve beautiful water for your community with aquatic management solutions such as:
Aeration
Submersed aerators help enhance water quality in lakes and ponds by increasing dissolved oxygen levels. This natural tool is an excellent addition to any waterbody looking to maintain balanced water quality.
Floating Fountains
We offer installation, service, and warranty support for all of the top brands of lake and pond floating fountains. This solution helps increase dissolved oxygen levels in shallow waterbodies while enhancing aesthetics.
Water Quality Testing
An array of tests are conducted to check a waterbody's vitals and establish an initial baseline of health. Water quality data helps our aquatic experts determine which management tools to implement to help you achieve your goals.
Shoreline Erosion Management
We offer a variety of shoreline erosion control solutions that halt sedimentation and restore damaged banks. Enhance your community's shoreline with SOX Systems and create a safe space for all to enjoy.
Fisheries Management
Ready to catch some fish? We offer professional fish stocking, habitat management, fish feeder installation, electrofishing surveys, and other fisheries management strategies to help you build your dream fishery.
Hydro-raking
The hydro-rake clears accumulations of unconsolidated muck and debris (i.e. decaying leaves, peat, etc.) from lake and pond bottoms. This natural solution can also be used to control aquatic weed growth.
Algae & Aquatic Weed Control
Our lake and pond professionals utilize the most advanced products and practices for lake weed control and algae treatment solutions to help eliminate algae and nuisance aquatic weed growth.
Nutrient Remediation
Nutrient remediation is a natural management strategy utilized to reduce excess nutrient levels in lakes and ponds. Products like Phoslock, Alum, and EutroSORB can help limit water quality imbalances by managing excess nutrient levels.
Beneficial Buffer Management
Beneficial buffers add beauty to your lake or pond, prevent shoreline erosion, and help filter excess nutrients from entering the water. Establish your buffer with native vegetation to help maintain beautiful water.
Bathymetric Studies
Equipped with the very latest in GPS surface mapping, bathymetry, 3-D contour imaging, and aerial and fly-over video resources, we are able to analyze your waterbody below the surface with lake mapping technologies.
Dredging
Increase the depth of your waterbody while removing sediment and muck buildup with dredging. With this solution, you can reset the lifespan of your lake or pond and implement proactive solutions for a healthier waterbody.
Invasive Species Control
Controlling wildlife can be very challenging, especially when it comes to nuisance species like mosquitoes, midges, and geese. Other non-native species, such as zebra and quagga mussels, invade waterbodies and cause major economic damage. Fortunately, we can help.
Achieving Beautiful Water for Communities
- Restore the Beauty of Your Community Pond
- Offering Innovative Solutions to Improve Community Waterbodies
Managing invasive aquatic weeds can transform your waterbody and protect the future health of your lake or pond.
Repairing erosion damage not only enhances the safety and aesthetics of your waterbody, but it also increases property value for nearby homes.
Adopt the Integrated Approach: Lake Management Solutions that Work Better Together
Waterbodies are complex which means they often need attention from many angles. A holistic Annual Management Plan that incorporates beneficial buffer management and annual water quality testing can give you a healthy, beautiful waterbody. Neglecting to establish a buffer or an aeration system, for example, could leave your waterbody vulnerable to erosion, toxic algae blooms, and other water quality issues. Integrating customized lake and pond solutions will lead to a more balanced management program and give you peace of mind knowing your community members are enjoying healthy and safe aquatic resources year-round.
Helping Community Managers Achieve Beautiful Water
At SOLitude Lake Management we’re dedicated to making water a more healthy and beautiful part of our environment and our world. In that pursuit we offer sustainable, comprehensive lake and pond management solutions.
Achieve Healthy, Beautiful Water for Residents
Put an end to the complaints about the unsightly lakes or ponds and achieve beautiful water that everyone can enjoy.
