Re: [RC] Repair of a pond/tank on my new property - Mary Ann Spencer
Only some parts of TX were dry. Best to get someone
in your area that knows the conditions. Takes a lot of digging. The local
agriculture agent can also help. Be sure to get more than one
estimate.
Subject: [RC] Repair of a pond/tank on my
new property
The place I'm moving into later in Dec (yep, it'll be another 12/23 move
for me, the 4th in my adult life ) has a dry pond on it, good location, but I
guess the 'seal' on it isn't any good any more? I know it's been dry in
TX this summer, but there are lots of other ponds in the area that aren't
dry...does anybody know how to repair this so my girls can have a 'pool' to
play in next spring?
) has a dry pond on it, good location, but I
guess the 'seal' on it isn't any good any more? I know it's been dry in
TX this summer, but there are lots of other ponds in the area that aren't
dry...does anybody know how to repair this so my girls can have a 'pool' to
play in next spring?