Justin, Can you report on how ponds are doing that have been treated with AquaBlok 5 to 10 years ago?[/quote]
Esshup, AquaBlok has been used on hundreds if not thousands of sites without any issues and are still maintaining their low permeable barrier as intended. AquaBlok is used and specified on many high-profile projects including USEPA Superfund sites, USACE specifications, anti-seep collars on major oil/gas pipelines, 100-year caps for contaminated sediments/water, and of course many many ponds/basins. I do not want to hi-jack this thread, but I did want to provide a few high-profile ponds that AquaBlok was used to seal 5 - 10 years ago and have maintained their seal. I have included historical and current images of 3 high profile high traffic sites including, Franklin Park Cascades 2019 (Highly permeable soils Columbus, OH), Goodale Park 2011 (Highly permeable soils Columbus, OH) and The New York State Fair Grounds 2016 (Contaminated and highly permeable soils Syracuse, NY)
AquaBlok is not a silver bullet and is not the solution for all leaky ponds. There are projects where other approaches are more cost effective, or constructability is just not feasible for AquaBlok. We do extensive work and research to ensure AquaBlok is an ideal solution for each project. AquaBlok is a niche product that has advantages traditional approaches do not to create a user-friendly pond sealing platform.
Please let me know if I did not upload these pictures correctly.
Franklin Park Pictures
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New Your Fairgrounds Pictures
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Goodale Pond Pictures
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