A Natural Golf Course Solution
WHEN YOU UNDERSTAND THE CORE PROBLEM
BIO-HEALTH POD SYSTEMS IS THE SOLUTION
PATENTED INNOVATION
Traditional aquatic management solutions often lead to undesirable results. Chemical treatments are toxic and over the years become ineffective. Irrigation ponds treated with chemicals can often damage or kill grass. We developed Bio-Health Pod Systems to aggressively reduce excessive weeds, algae, and muck in the water. Our bacteria consume biomass and nutrients to improve both the look and smell of your pond. Learn How It Works →
Reduce Algae Blooms
Our special blend of beneficial bacteria targets the nutrients feeding algae blooms, leading to less frequent and severe blooms.
Reduce Waterbody Muck
Our patented system works hard 24/7 to consume and reduce organic muck in your waterbody.
Improve Clarity and Quality
Due to our specialized system of aeration and bio-aeration one of the first things you’ll notice is cleaner water.
DIY Easy Installation & Low Maintenance
Toolless installation takes less than 2 hours. Once in the water the system runs 24/7 providing continuous, powerful treatment, with minimal maintenance.
All Natural / No Chemicals
Due to our specialized blend of beneficial bacteria, not only are BHP safe for swimming areas but act as a replacement for chemical treatments.
Eliminate Noxious Odors
Our process produces bacteria that break down the waste products that cause the bad smells. Reduction in odor is one of the first results noticed.
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Our Services
Private Ponds
Ponds left unattended or treated with chemicals for too long will start to be overrun by muck, algae, and aquatic weeds.
Golf Courses
Golf course ponds can be tricky to manage as many are used for irrigation and chemical treatment can kill your grass over time.
Lakefronts
Lakefronts can be prone to weeds and muck collecting in front of your property degrading your swim area and making your beachfront smelly.
Neighborhood Ponds
Neighborhood and HOA ponds are often left neglected after they are built. This can lead to them becoming a smelly, backyard eyesore.