About Professional Waterfront Cleanup

About Professional Waterfront Cleanup

Clay Bell started Professional Waterfront Cleanup which has been providing lake weed removal services in Florida since 2007. Frustrated by the weeds and invasive species preventing his family from enjoying the lake, he tried pulling them by hand and using herbicides to remove them. The results were longer-lasting, and his family’s property became the envy of the lake and the word spread.

Clay and Jenn Bell have been running the business with the help of Clay’s brother Brent. In addition to residential properties, they have expanded their services to include commercial and municipal clients and increased their service area. They are also keeping up with the latest invasive species concerns and best practices.

Today, over 500 regular clients rely on PWC to clear and maintain their lakefront properties.

Courteous, borderline-obsessive lake lovers are what drive PWC. PWC cares about its neighbors and the lakeshores they represent because, frankly, they can’t wait you enjoy their lakefront at the end of each day. Their decade of service and hundreds of happy clients speak volumes about their commitment to excellence. They are about improving our lakes through their lake weed removal services, as well as helping clients enjoy their waterfront. One visit at a time, one weed at a time, and one removal at a time. They can’t wait for you to experience the PWC DIFFERENCE for yourself!

PWC was at my house on Lake Minnehaha in Clermont the last two days. They did an exceptional job! They were thorough, professional, very detail oriented and extremely hard workers. I had a very large section of very thick grass along my shore line. The crew removed every piece of grass, even the small stragglers that were left after the larger removal. I would highly recommend this company and the great men that work for PWC.

Joan Seidman
September 19, 2018

Before

Recent Project

Restoring a beach

Residential Lakefront Clearing

We restored a beachfront, removing weeds and adding fresh, new sand.