Poor Water Quality and Resident Complaints
A retirement village in Melbourne, VIC, approached us to help fix ongoing problems with their lake. The water had become turbid, weedy, and algae-prone, and previous fountains had failed over time.
The lake was brackish and high in salinity, connected to nearby canal systems close to the coast. This environment made it especially challenging for conventional equipment—corrosion, weed growth, and odours were persistent issues.
Residents had begun complaining about the lake’s appearance, so management wanted a solution that would improve water quality, aesthetics, and reliability. The unusual shape of the lake—with an island in the centre—also created dead zones where water movement was minimal, requiring a carefully planned aeration layout.










