We're not the only ones to depend on oxygen. Aeration, or introducing air into water, is a core part of pond and lake maintenance. In this brief article brought to you by Aquatic Restoration, we highlight the benefits of aeration and its impact on water quality, aquatic life, and overall pond or lake management.
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At its core, aeration involves the circulation and oxygenation of water in order to improve its quality and create a healthier environment for aquatic organisms. There are various methods of aeration, including diffused aeration, surface aeration, and fountain aeration, each tailored to specific needs and characteristics of the water body.
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There are countless direct and indirect benefits of aeration, but we want to highlight some of the most prominent and substantial.
Common aeration systems include diffused aeration, surface aeration, and fountain aeration. Selecting the appropriate aeration system depends on factors such as pond size, depth, shape, water quality goals, and budget.
The professionals at Aquatic Restoration are familiar with the many types of aeration systems, and we are happy to help you choose the right one for your property and take care of the installation. Call Aquatic Restoration today to consult with a member of our team and schedule a face-to-face meeting or on-site visit for as soon as possible.
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