Welcome to PBF DB!

I can see why you got discouraged with your management company. That's a lot of vegetation!

A couple questions....do you know how deep the muck is on the bottom? Do you know how deep the pond was when new? From the pictures showing the abundance of trees on the shoreline, I suspect you have a significant muck/sediment layer fueling the vegetation with excessive nutrients and the pond probably needs to drained and cleaned out as the first step.

....Just my 1 cent

Hopefully, the pros will be along to offer opinions.

Bill D.

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