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Wastewater lagoons are designed to be simple, reliable, and low-maintenance — but they aren’t maintenance-free. Over time, solids settle to the bottom, forming thick layers of sludge that slowly start to choke treatment performance. A lagoon that once operated smoothly can turn into a problem system with odors, reduced capacity, and compliance concerns. If your lagoon is looking a bit dirtier  than it used to, it may be telling you something. Here are the five biggest warning

Lagoon dredging for sludge removal at large wastewater lagoon Restore Capacity. Improve Performance. Stay in Compliance. Over time, lagoons and wastewater ponds naturally build up layers of sludge, silt, and organic material. This buildup can reduce holding capacity, slow treatment processes, and lead to odor and overflow issues. Professional lagoon dredging keeps your wastewater system clean, efficient, and compliant — without the need to drain or shut down operations. Why L

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