Aquacide LLC

Aquacide Company is a well-known provider of products designed to control and eliminate unwanted aquatic vegetation in ponds, lakes, and other bodies of water. Established in the mid-20th century, the company is based in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.

Aquacide offers a wide range of products, including herbicides, algaecides, and water dyes, which are aimed at addressing various types of aquatic weeds and algae. They provide both granular and liquid formulations to suit different applications and environmental conditions. Their products are typically used by property owners, lake associations, and professionals in pond and lake management.

One of Aquacide's key selling points is their focus on effectiveness and environmental safety. Many of their products are registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and are designed to target specific types of vegetation without harming fish or other aquatic life when used as directed.

In addition to their core products, Aquacide provides resources and guidance to help customers understand how to manage and maintain healthy water bodies. This includes information on proper application techniques, timing, and dosages for their products.

The company's long-standing presence in the market and its reputation for reliable and effective solutions have made it a trusted name in the aquatic vegetation control industry.

For more specific information, including product details or customer service inquiries, visiting their official website or contacting them directly would be recommended.

219-874-2726
www.aquacideballast.com
219-872-0449

Products

Thermal ballast water pasteurization system using waste engine heat.

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