Sized to your waterfront.
Installs start at 192 sq. ft. and scale up from there to fit your dock, slip or shoreline. Final size and price are confirmed after your free on-site assessment.
Three ways to start. Any size above that.
Swim Starter
Dock Clear
Estate Waterfront
Custom larger waterfront projects available. Aquatic vegetation work is subject to applicable City of Austin, Texas Parks & Wildlife, and site-specific requirements.
No surprises.
- Free on-site waterfront assessment and written quote
- Texas Parks & Wildlife paperwork prepared and filed
- Clearing of existing hydrilla in the install zone
- Fragments bagged and hauled off-site
- Barrier fitted around pilings, lifts, ladders and intake lines
- Anchoring sized to your depth and conditions
Make it yours.
- Sand finish: a clean, soft floor for swim areas and beach entries
- Seasonal check-ins: inspection and cleaning to keep the zone clear
- Expansion: add coverage later as you see the results
Every waterfront is different.
Square footage
The biggest factor. Start with the area you use most and expand later if you like.
Water depth & bottom
Deeper water, steep drop-offs and rocky or soft bottoms change the install and anchoring.
Dock layout & access
Number of pilings, lifts and intake lines, and how easy the site is to reach.
Finish
Barrier only, or barrier with the sand finish.
Pricing questions.
How much does hydrilla control cost on Lake Austin?
Pricing depends on square footage, water depth, access and finish. Installs start at 192 sq. ft. and scale up to any size. Every quote follows a free on-site waterfront assessment. See packages.
How big of an area can you cover?
Installs start at 192 sq. ft. for a swim area or paddleboard launch. Dock and slip projects usually start around 384 sq. ft., and larger estate waterfronts are sized to fit.
Is the sand finish required?
No. The barrier alone clears the hydrilla. The sand finish is an upgrade for swim areas and shoreline entries where you'll be standing or wading.