Leaking Dam or Pond

There are many reasons a dam or pond may leak & empty including poor soil, bad construction & it’s age. Stop wasting that water & seal it with our Water$ave Dam Sealers.

Fix that leaking dam today without using an excavator or emptying the dam by using our polymer WaterSave Dam Sealers. These are just a few benefits of using polymer over traditional methods.

The Jar test will help identify the soil’s profile, which can allow you to get the most out of your soil. Should you have soil not suited your needs our polymers may be able to help.

Many factors can cause a dam or pond to leak. Problems during construction, soil type, obstructions & simply the age of a dam can cause leaks. Identifying where the issue is allows you to focus on the leaking area & not the whole dam. 

The first place to start is by the area in the dam that is leaking will allow you to concentrate only on the leaking area & can reduce the amount of Water$ave dam sealer needed to seal it.

The recent rain has not only helped to extinguish the recent Australian Bush fires, it has also meant rain has given some relief to drought affected areas. Dams are filling up quickly & leaks are being found that may not have been there before.

Whether you are looking at sealing a leaking dam or constructing a new one, here are a few things you should know.

Fix your leaking dam with our Water$ave dam sealers. Take a look at how easy the application is.

 

Water$ave dam sealers are easy to use, have quick results & don’t require earthmoving equipment.  John from Wolvi QLD, has used our Water$ave Plug & Water$ave Seep products to seal his dam. Take a look at the difference adding Water$ave to your dam can make.

Stop losing precious water from your leaking dam or pond & try our Water$ave Seep dam sealer. This DIY solution is applied directly to the water surface by hand or with the use of a small spreader. No need to drain your dam or use costly earthmoving equipment.  If the leak has been located, even better, you only have to treat that area & not the whole dam.