Are you selling a house with a Lake?
Positives of Selling a House with a Lake
A lake can be a huge positive for a future home owner. They may have family who wish to use the lake (let's not forget Covid lockdown). They may wish to swim, sail, fish, jet ski or generally just cool off in the water. Healthy, freshwater is unsurpassed. However, how do you know if your water is healthy? Do you test it to ensure no illness occurs?
Negative of Selling a House with a Lake
An unhealthy lake can produce issues like cyanobacteria (blue/green algae), e coli, intestinal enterococci and other water borne illnesses. Diarrhea and a stomach bug could happen. Those that have other health issues may be more affected by these issues and end up in a hospital on a drip or worse. Why risk people's lives when the solutions to unhealthy water are so simple?
Service:
Imrproving Lake Quality to help with a House Sale
Key Words:
Lake, Plant, Aquatic, Spread, control, weed reduction
Selling a home with an unhealthy lake
If you are trying to sell your home and you have a lake attached this can be a blessing or a curse. A healthy lake can increase the value of your home immensely. However, if your lake is unhealthy looking (green water, duckweed, foam on the surface, bad smelling) the client may ask a company like ours to perform a survey to work out how much it will cost them to resolve the issues. These costs will very well be reduced from your selling price PLUS the hassle of them organising it. The buyer may decide to look elseshere to save the trouble.
Selling a home with a healthy lake and a reputable aeration/mixing system
Alternatively, a home with a lake can sell brilliantly. If a professional aeration/mixing system has been fitted by us, the seller can be happy that the new owner is protected from the prospective issues noted above. We can offer service contracts on the system we fit and maintenance visits to help clients settle in. Now's the time to turn that negative into a positive. You have a lake - be proud. Call the best - Head Squared Aquatics lake division.