Necadah, WI -- (SBWire) -- 09/27/2016 --In 2012, at a very prestigious convention center in St. Charles, Illinois, a team of pond cleaning professionals made a huge impact. The Q Center is a popular spot, and features an entrance walkway wrapped in waterfalls that flow under the walkway and cascade down into a series of streams and ponds. These waterways wind around the center, then separate the outside courtyard before spilling into a three acre pristine pond. It is this pond and series of waterways that deteriorated over time – to the point where the Q Center was unable to restore their beauty without damaging the surrounding landscape. Organic Sediment Removal Systems was called in, and their system managed to restore the sensitive areas without damaging the existing landscape or environment. Four years later, the Q Center continues to benefit from the comprehensive overhaul that was performed, effectively resurrecting the former beauty of the area.
What happened to the Q Center is a big problem that plagues many parks, recreational centers, and bodies of water across the country: the flagstone border became darkly stained, and the ponds' and streams' fragile bottom line were filled in with muck and silt. Conditions worsened as the ponds became overgrown with vegetation. The weeds and algae left an unsightly image and a major, costly renovation project.
"The Q Center project was truly a landmark project for us, and I know that it was very appreciated by the folks over in Illinois," commented General Manager Rich Kohutko. He continued, saying, "We were able to complete the entire Q Center Project in just 5 days, and for under $15,000. In the end, our system removed over 400 liquid cubic yards from the premises.
About Organic Sediment Removal Systems, LLC
Organic Sediment Removal Systems, LLC began in 1990 as a unique system to remove organic sediment from the bottom of ponds in an effort to restore them to their natural beauty. They work hard to remove muck, a substance that seals off the entire bottom of a pond, effectively clogging springs and stopping and ground flow of fresh water, leaving it stagnant and dying. The organic sediment is removed with a hydraulic system and divers, and is reused as top dressing and landscaping on site.
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