The Lake Doctors, Inc.

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Fountain/Aeration Sales and Service

Today’s aquatic managers are making aeration one of the foundations of their lake management programs. Healthy lakes or ponds attract visitors and wildlife while providing a healthy environment for fish. Without oxygen, even a well-maintained lake can suffer from severe algae, odors, mosquito problems, and poor appearance. Increasing the oxygen level enables a natural cleanup process that keeps lakes and ponds beautiful and healthy. We are proud to offer our clients a wide variety of pond aerators and fountains that are sure to fit their needs and budget.

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The Lake Doctors, Inc. carries several lines of lake fountains and aeration systems. We will custom-design one to fit your aesthetic and biological requirements while working with your budget. All of our fountains feature high-quality submersible pumps and are specially designed to maintain a constant spray height, even when water levels fluctuate. All of our pond aerator systems feature durable construction of corrosion-resistant materials and pumps chosen for their long-term reliability and multi-year guarantees from the manufacturer. Many options are available, including spray heights from 2′ to 100′,  RGB LED lighting, Bluetooth integration and music syncing. Some of our featured suppliers:

  • AirMax 
  • Aqua Master
  • Aqua Control 
  • Kasco Fountains & Aeration
  • Otterbine
  • PentAir Ecosystems
  • Scott Aerator 
  • Vertex

Another beneficial and cost-effective method of improving your lake or pond is the installation of a type of aeration system called bottom diffused systems. A shoreline air compressor in a cabinet pumps air to a diffuser mounted on the bottom of the lake or pond. Pumps and diffusers break up the air into millions of tiny bubbles that rise towards to surface, adding life-giving oxygen to the water while bringing low-oxygen water to the surface, where it picks up oxygen and creates a large, slow-moving circulation pattern in the pond or lake. The result is healthier fish, reduced algae growth, fewer dissolved toxic gases, less odor, and the elimination of stagnation.