Aquatic Weed & Algae Treatment Programs
Waterbodies We Provide Treatments For:
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Retention/Detention Ponds
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Home Owners Associations
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Golf Course Ponds
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Residential Ponds
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Lakefront Properties
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Canals & Marinas
Aquatic Plants We Treat
We target all invasive species of aquatic weeds and nuisance algae. These plants include Eurasian Water Milfoil, Curly Leaf Pondweed, Coontail, Sago Pondweed , Naiads, and emergent plants of Phragmites, as well as nuisance algae including Chara, Filamentous Algae, and other floating or submerged algae species.
Our Treatment Programs
Our popular lake & pond management programs offer regularly scheduled visits to your waterbody to ensure that it is looking great all season. The number of scheduled visits or treatment frequency is designed for your individual needs.
Common Weed & Algae Issues
Common Examples of Aquatic Plant Issues:
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Crowd and choke canals or small ponds restricting water flow
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Multiply very rapidly
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Nuisance to recreational water use
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Disrupt fish habitats
Common Examples of Algae Issues:
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Clog fountains, filters, or other water equipment
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Nuisance to recreational water use
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Aesthetic concerns: Unsightly appearance of the water
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Creating an unbalanced ecosystem
Our Service Department
The Blue Water Aquatics service department has office staff available via phone, email, or you can submit a customer inquiry in the Inquiry Center to answer any questions you may have. Learn more about the treatment process in our Learning Portal.
Licensed Applicators
All of our technicians are fully certified professionals and in full compliance with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality now known as EGLE, with all licensing requirements. All treatment applications are done by Blue Water Aquatics technicians only.
EGLE Permits
Does your waterbody require a permit for treatment? Blue Water Aquatics can help! Our staff will assist you with the permit process as we take care of that for you. Customers will be notified of any information we may need in order to correctly obtain a permit from EGLE.
