Aeration for Lakes and Ponds

by | Nov 25, 2015

Twin Oaks Ponds Offering Aeration Services Oxygen is the single most important water quality parameter there is when it comes to managing your lake or pond. The sufficient amount of oxygen varies from pond to pond and lake to lake. Much of it centers on the biological...

Windy Hills Adds Aeration to Pond

by | Oct 22, 2015

Already serviced monthly by Twin Oaks Pond & Lake Consulting the board of Windy Hills Farm wanted to take proactive steps toward healthy, muck free pond near the condos. Today we installed an Airmax PS30 bottom-diffused aeration system in their pond. “We are...

Water Quality

by | Jun 17, 2015

“Water Quality” monitoring is a key in a lake or pond management program. Understanding the chemical and biological parameters, demand, and interactions with in your waterbody is essential. Understand the results, interpreting, and knowledge of tools to that can be...

How Much Water Did I Really Get From That Snow?

by | Feb 28, 2015

In the last 24hrs most of the south has been inundated with snow, for most Christmas came late. As I sat watching the snowfall, my phone rang. It was the storm shelter guy. We were discussing installation of the new storm shelter, but due to natures timing of snow and...

Turtles

by | May 29, 2014

Having a pond without turtles is nearly an impossibility.  In some ponds you  may not see the turtles, while in other ponds they are highly visible and bask in the sun on the shoreline and from the water. Do larger quantities of turtles endanger my pond?  This is a...