

Clearwater Lakes
Hot Springs Village
Our Services
Clearwater Lakes utilizes specialized robotic aquatic harvesting equipment that is rarely available in our region. Rather than relying solely on conventional hand-removal methods such as rakes, our remote-controlled harvesters are designed to cut, collect, transport, and offload unwanted aquatic vegetation efficiently. Our harvesting equipment can cut vegetation as deep as approximately four feet below the water's surface. An integrated sickle-cutting system cuts unwanted grasses, weeds, moss, and other aquatic vegetation while a conveyor system simultaneously collects and loads the material. The collected vegetation can then be transported and offloaded through the harvester's conveyor system.


Robotic Aquatic Vegetation Harvesting & Removal
Algae & Surface-Mat Removal
Mechanical cutting, collection, and physical removal of unwanted aquatic weeds, grasses, moss, and other vegetation using specialized remote-controlled harvesting equipment.
Physical removal of accumulated algae, floating mats, and organic material where conditions allow mechanical harvesting and collection. Clearwater Lakes does not chemically treat lakes or ponds.


Shoreline Cleanup
Ongoing Lake & Pond Maintenance
Hands-on cleanup of shorelines, docks, confined spaces, and other areas where additional tools, implements, or removal methods are needed to complement the robotic harvesting equipment.
Aquatic vegetation is living vegetation and can return over time. Regular management and early intervention can provide better long-term results than allowing unwanted growth to become heavily established.

Optional Hauling & Removal
Harvested vegetation is normally removed from the water and placed at a designated shoreline staging area. Hauling and disposal from the property are available for an additional charge.
Testimonials For Our Services
Client success stories

Customer testimonials for our services are not available at this time because Clearwater Lakes is a new business. Genuine testimonials may be added as they become available. The initial Case Studies page should rely on authentic before-and-after project photography and concise descriptions of completed work.