Every day 8:00 am – 5:00 pmHuntington Harbour and nearby
(714) 895-2211

Landscaping, below the waterline

The calls stop when the water moves.

Algae, weed, and sediment out of the canals and intakes of Huntington Harbour, on a schedule, for HOAs and harbor managers. It grows back. That is the job.

You know the calls

Every one of these is growth. All of it comes out.

  • “There is green scum against my dock again.”

    Algae and weed, pulled out by the boatload.

  • “It smells at low tide.”

    Rotting growth and silt in a channel that stopped moving.

  • “The float is sitting low.”

    Growth on the understructure. Cleared from below.

  • “The kayaks cannot get through.”

    Weed choking the canal. Gone in a day or two.

What we clear

Canals, intakes, and everything under the docks.

  • Algae and aquatic weed

    Pulled from canals, along seawalls, and around docks before it mats, sinks, and starts to smell.

  • Sediment in intakes and flow areas

    Silt and growth dug out of the intakes and channels that keep the back bay circulating. Water that moves stays clean.

  • Under docks and floats

    The diver works the understructure nobody sees, so floats ride high and gangways sit right.

On the job

On the job in Huntington Harbour.

Barney Culls crew clearing sediment from a back-bay intake channel in Huntington Harbour
Clearing an intake channel
Workboat loaded with algae pulled from a back-bay canal, waterfront homes behind
Algae out of a back-bay canal
Truck bed loaded with sediment and growth removed from a back-bay intake
Sediment and growth, hauled out

How it goes

Three steps, then it is off the agenda.

  1. 01

    Walk the site

    A diver looks at the water with you or your manager and says what is growing, what is silting, and what to do about it.

  2. 02

    A plan and a price

    Scope in plain terms, one number, on paper for the board. No haul-out, no heavy equipment on your streets.

  3. 03

    On the schedule, on the tide

    Growth never stops, so neither does the schedule. The work runs on the tide and the season, and it stays on the calendar so the calls do not come back.

Ask for a site walk

Tell us what you are seeing.

A diver comes out, looks at the water, and you get a plan and a price for the board. Or skip the form: call (714) 895-2211, every day 8 to 5.

We use this to call you back and set up the walk. That is it.