Anthony Di Iulio and his team at American Underwater Services often work on golf course and HOA ponds. They frequently get asked about pond maintenance and cleaning. Recently they were asked why ponds needs plants. Here is their response. A pond without plants is nothing more than a hole in the ground that’s filled with water. While water is an attractive feature, it’s best supplemented with plants of various types. They’ll not only help improve

Anthony Di Iulio and his team at American Underwater Services often work on HOA ponds and other neighborhood bodies of water. They have recently been asked if they can turn a regular local pond into a fishpond. Here’s their suggestion: A local pond in the community adds tremendous value to the lives of residents. It offers a great view, acts as an emergency stormwater retention device, and increases the value of nearby homes. HOA managers

Anthony Di Iulio and American Underwater Services are experts in pond cleaning and pond dredging. They often get asked how to clean murky or dirty pond water. Here is their advice. Have you ever noticed that your pond has crystal-clear water in the wintertime and a murky, pea-green color in the summertime? This is due to the various natural processes that cause water to turn murky or clear. In the summertime, frogs, turtles, and even

Anthony Dulio, an expert in pond cleaning and pond maintenance, at American Underwater Services offers his 5 tips to control mosquito infestations. While mosquito season doesn’t start until February, there are a few things pond owners can do in the meantime to get a head start on preventing an outbreak from forming and transmitting potentially deadly diseases to both humans, pets, and livestock alike. In 2019 alone, 4 cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), a