Mechanical Harvesting and Hydro-Raking
SOLitude Success Stories and Case Studies
SOLitude Lake Management offers hydro-raking and mechanical harvesting to provide area selective removal of nuisance, floating and rooted aquatic vegetation and accumulated sediment. Eliminating undesirable plants and sediment in your waterbody can improve water quality, reduce odor and enhance recreational use. These environmentally-friendly management options also allow for an alternative solution in situations where herbicides are not appropriate or desired.
Below are case studies highlighting a few of our success stories involving Mechanical Harvesting and Hydro-Raking projects.
Mechanical Removal of Aquatic Weeds | Boiling Spring Lakes, NC
This city is located near the southeastern coast of North Carolina, in Brunswick County. There are numerous freshwater lakes within the City Limits, many of which are used for recreational purposes that include boating, swimming and fishing...read more.
Maidencane Control with Hydro-Raking | Boiling Spring Lakes, NC
This lake is a 350-acre waterbody located in the center of Boiling Spring Lakes, NC. The property is directly fed from North Lake to the north, which is fed by Spring Lake to the north east...read more.
Removing Organic Material in Campus Pond | Beverly, MA
This lake is a 350-acre waterbody located in the center of Boiling Spring Lakes, NC. The property is directly fed from North Lake to the north, which is fed by Spring Lake to the north east...read more.
Organic Matter Removal Through Hydro-Raking | Cary, NC
This community had been complaining about odors and poor water quality conditions in their 1.8-acre community pond. Years of upstream development and soil disturbance during construction within the community...read more.
Trash Removal via Harvester | Boston, MA
This river is 3.5 miles long stretching through Boston and Brookline. A portion of the river flow passes through a park and throughout the city. A major challenge the river faces is the amount of trash being collected in the waterbody...read more.
Removing Nuisance Emergent Vegetation | Webster, MA
This site is a 4.2-acre pond located within the western section of Webster Lake. The pond has historically served as a direct inlet into Webster Lake, with a culvert connecting the pond to the watershed...read more.
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