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August marks National Water Quality Month, an important time to reflect on the significance of clean water and the essential steps we can take to protect our water sources. National Water Quality Month serves as a reminder of our shared responsibility to safeguard our water resources from pollutants and contaminants. Freshwater sources, including lakes, rivers, and ponds, are essential not only for drinking but also for recreational activities and supporting diverse ecosystems. The quality of wa …

As Fall is well underway and temperatures are dropping its time to start thinking about installing a de-icer to protect your dock, boats, lifts, and other infrastructure! Pond Pro is Canada's de-icing experts and we can answer all your questions about Kasco De-icers! Why do I need a de-icer? Ice expansion, ice jacking, and the blockage of gas exchange can have devastating consequences resulting in damage to hulls, boats, docks and fish kills.  Maintaining ice-free areas or buffer zones c …

Proper aeration is essential for any size of pond, dugout, or lake, and the benefits and essential results it provides are worth the investment! Keeping that in mind we want to make sure that once you’ve purchased an aeration system you are getting the highest quality and longest-lasting results possible. One of the best ways to do this is through proper installation and care of your compressor! We are going to share the dos and don'ts of installing and using your compressor to ensure t …

Winter is inevitable in Canada. Therefore, our products have been designed and tested for Canada. We offer aeration systems that are highly durable and low maintenance, allowing you to aerate your pond year-round. Always ensure that compressors are kept out of the elements and are kept in an enclosed, fan-cooled, and ventilated cabinet or shed. Many people wonder if aeration in the winter is necessary. If your pond is not stocked with fish then you do not need to run your aeration year-r …

Your pond, lake, or dugout experience significant changes when spring rolls around. Spring in Canada usually comes along with highly variable temperatures ranging from double digits in the positive range, down to double digits in the negative. We can also experience greater levels of precipitation from snow, sleet, rain, to hail. These environmental factors all take direct and indirect tolls on your pond, so make sure you know what happens to your pond every spring, and how you can best …