Lake & Pond Sediment Solutions in New England Sediment buildup is one of the most common, and expensive, problems facing lake and pond owners across New England. In Massachusetts and Connecticut especially, seasonal runoff, aging waterbodies, and...
Stormwater ponds and lakes are critical infrastructure for communities, HOAs, and municipalities. They manage runoff, prevent flooding, and filter pollutants, protecting both property values and the environment. Over time, however, sediment, organic ...
Excess sediment is one of the most common problems in ponds and lakes. As organic matter, runoff, and eroded soils accumulate, they create sediment trouble zones that reduce depth, fuel algae blooms, and disrupt aquatic balance. Identifying these hig...
At Water & Wetland, we understand that ponds and lakes are valuable resources for communities, commercial properties, golf course and parks. They aren’t just beautiful landscapes—they also provide stormwater control, recreation, and long-term pro...
Protecting Your Shoreline Starts with Native Plants If your pond banks are washing away, you’re not alone. Shoreline erosion is a widespread concern across New England—but the fix doesn’t have to be expensive or high-maintenance. At Water & Wetla...
How proactive pond care protects your community’s stormwater system—and keeps you in line with local requirements In many New England communities, stormwater ponds are more than just scenic features. They’re engineered systems designed to manage runo...
