See Beneath the Surface. Understand Your Lake Like Never Before.

Our lake mapping service reveals the hidden details beneath the water’s surface, from fish habitats and vegetation zones to sediment buildup and lake bed contours. With this deeper understanding, our ClearWater team can design a tailored plan to enhance the health and longevity of your aquatic environment.

How It Works

Precision Scanning: We use advanced sonar and GPS technology to survey your pond or lake with pinpoint accuracy.
Smart Data Processing: Our cloud-based system processes collected data through a proprietary mapping algorithm, generating a detailed visual model of your lake’s features.
Insightful Analysis: From water depth and plant density to bottom hardness, every layer of your waterbody is analyzed to identify patterns and potential issues.
Targeted Solutions: Based on your map results, our team can recommend the most effective management or treatment options to improve overall ecosystem balance.

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Using EcoSound® lake-mapping tools, we collect high-resolution bathymetric (depth) data, vegetation density readings, and sediment composition. All surveys are conducted on-site by ClearWater technicians via specialized boats equipped with sonar and GPS instrumentation.
After data collection, our system uploads and processes everything in the cloud, producing custom, easy-to-read charts that are delivered soon after the survey.

A ClearWater aquatic biologist will personally review your results, explaining unique characteristics of your lake and advising on potential improvements, from fishery health to muck reduction and aquatic vegetation control.

Monitor Your Lake’s Evolution

All collected data is securely stored within ClearWater’s private system, giving you long-term visibility into your lake’s condition. Because we process each dataset consistently, our biologists can quickly compare past and current results. This allows them to track progress, identify emerging trends, and support ongoing waterbody management over time.