Why Golf Course Ponds Should Always Stay on Par.

Golf is arguably Florida's most popular and is enjoyed by residents and tourists of all ages, all year long. Players expect pristine landscape and rolling hills of beautifully manicured scenery when they enjoy their favorite pastime. Because of the many golf courses to choose from throughout Central Florida, course owners must keep it competitive to make their clients happy and safe.

Every pond is in a dying process the moment it is created. Golf course ponds play a major part in the overall aesthetic appeal of a course, and for many reasons, they should always "stay on par." Your pond is merely a holding tank for water so that to irrigate your grounds. Because ponds contain the heaviest concentration of vegetation and weeds, stagnant and shallow water can create significant problems for your entire course.

Unwanted plant life and organic matter travel to the bottom of your pond which will later turn into muck - this situation is not at all inviting to golf course players and can even make playing the game dangerous. Muck contains harmful toxins that will infect your water resulting in unwanted pathogens and out of control weed growth.

Having your golf course pond professionally cleaned and maintained not only improves the look but helps the tiny ecosystem thrive and stay beautiful and clean. A professional service ensures no unwanted hazards lurk in and around the waters and keeps everything up to par.

Contact Professional Waterfront Cleanup to get your golf course ponds up to par today! 

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Professional Waterfront Cleanup did a great job assessing, clearing & maintaining our lakefront and are knowledgeable about state regulations. However after using them for years, they recently, abruptly dropped us as customers. Without contact, returning phone calls or providing notice, they've ended our business relationship, apparently because we asked the local FWC agent about a neighbor's waterfront project where PWC equipment was being used. Our disappointment with their response (or rather lack of one when we've initiated contact) and the way they abruptly ended our monthly service leads us to question their 'professionalism". Our 5 star satisfaction has dropped to this 3 star use-with-caution review.

Pat Arnold
October 19, 2015

Before

Recent Project

AdventHealth Waterman

Commercial Lakefront Clearing

Clearing of a lakefront is part of the expansion of the newly renamed AdventHealth Waterman hospital in Tavares. The area was overrun with weeds and other aquatic vegetation. PWC cleared the area of brush and algae, and used wildlife-safe chemicals to spray the area to help prevent the return of the vegetation.