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Zep (Jan 12th 2023)

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Re: New Member, New Pond Owner - East Texas #554887 Jan 12th a 06:36 AM
by TX Chris
TX Chris	I met with a pond guy this past weekend. Two of the three dams are definitely in need of repair / rehab but neither are in any imminent danger of failing. We discussed options from the simplest repair (not actually simple) to the more extravagant combination of two ponds into a 7-8 acre lake. All, of course, depend how much $$$ my wife and I want to spend. With our plans to start construction on our new house and shop ASAP, the ponds will take a back seat for the time being. After our house is built and we sell our current home, we'll tackle the ponds.