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TJB Inc.

Large Pond & Lake Management Services Maintenance & Installation Contractor

Hamden, (CT) Connecticut Serving New Haven & Surrounding areas

Large Pond & Lake Management

TJB Inc.

Large Pond & Lake Management

 

Farm Pond & Lake Service

 

Farm Pond & Lake management in the Hamden, New Haven County, Central CT area can be confusing. Often stories are heard about how Home Owner Association & private farm pond owners are searching for a solution to their unhealthy ponds, that are filled with algae, or annoying unsightly duckweed.

 

Various products can be purchased online for consumers to just "Dump or pour" in their ponds as a quick fix, try at your own risk without killing your fish. Trial and error is the norm for most large farm pond owners who do it themselves. Getting it right the first time is TJB Inc.'s difference, for the budget-minded person hiring a professional, who knows that doing it absolutely right can be an expensive proposition, if attempted by trial and error.

 

TJB Inc., serving Hamden, New Haven County, Connecticut, offers a diverse array of large pond services that can create, improve, and maintain your favorite body of water. From the life within your pond, to the amenities surrounding it, we can help you optimize your enjoyment. Some of our services include controlling aquatic weeds, designing ponds, managing fisheries, stocking fish, on-site consultations, designing & installing aeration systems, fountain sales & service, mapping, improving pond aesthetics, stabilizing shorelines, creating habitat, and building custom docks. We also keep an extensive inventory of aquatic plant herbicides and other pond management supplies.

 

Retention/Detention Ponds

 

Are you a Connecticut (CT) homeowner with a storm-water pond on it? Maybe you are an H.O.A Manager with a problematic detention/retention basin to take care of? Do you need help maintaining your problem child, or have questions on how to do this? Proper pond maintenance is very critical and helps in the prevention of many problems that may arise from having a poorly maintained storm-water pond. Wildlife habitat destruction causes, in some cases, flooding and erosion in unplanned locations. These are issues that may occur due to a lack of maintenance. Often times this damage cannot be reversed, especially if natural bodies of water are present in close proximity.

 

Some maintenance services provided by TJB Inc., such as sediment removal or checking on the stability of the outlet pipe, bring to light the need for regularly scheduled pond maintenance. Sediment builds up in a pond over time and needs to be removed to ensure the pond has enough storage capacity for stormwater and to control and limit the amount of sediment that gets stirred up during rain events. The overflow or outlet in a pond is installed to meet certain controlled discharge volumes of water. Erosion and vegetation growth around the outlet or breakdown of the overflow pipe structure needs immediate repair to allow the pond to release water at the designated rate. Failure to do so in a timely manner will most likely lead to major structural damage and in turn, need a major overhaul.

 

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Algae & Duckweed Control

 

Algae and Duckweed multiply rapidly... almost right in front of your eyes! It can seemingly infest and overtake a small pond almost overnight....or a quiet lake in a matter of days. Algae & Duckweed can be a major problem for homeowners, HOA's, or any large pond management scenario due to their ability to turn an otherwise beautiful pond into an unappealing mess. Luckily, controlling and maintaining algae or duckweed in ponds can be very simple. We recommend a trusted Herbicide - that is easy to use and will eliminate duckweed from your pond. There are many on the market to use so do your research to find the best solution, or have one of us here at TJB Inc, give you some ideas on what they can do to help your current pond duckweed or algae issues.

 

Unlike algae that grow rapidly due to excess nutrients in your pond, duckweed is commonly spread by birds flying between multiple ponds with the tiny plants clinging to their feathers. Duckweed is very evasive and given enough nitrogen and nutrients, it is possible for a new duckweed plant to be produced every 24 hours. This means that in just a few weeks, a single parent plant can result in almost 20,000 plants! At least the plants are small!

 

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