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HOA Parking Lot Flooded? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

HOA Parking Lot Flooded? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

  • Posted: Sep 07, 2024
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Our schedule is filling up fast for storm drain cleanings, the rain that occurred this weekend was a preview of what most summers will look like for your HOA community.

Contact us to talk to a Stormwater Specialist today!

Contact us at 954-382-9766 or info@allstatemanagement.com

“Why does our HOA need a lake management company?”
Sometimes, aquatic management is viewed as a frivolous or unnecessary expense for a community. “My lake looks fine, why should I pay to have someone take care of it?”
Most people that live on lakes also see them differently than someone who maintains them. The difference is homeowners tend to look “at” the water, where as waterway managers look “in” the water. Too often people put off lake maintenance until they see a problem and weed populations have already become established.
As a property owner or property manager, it’s valuable to have a company that will respond to these unexpected outbreaks. Every lake matures differently, and it takes a combination of experience and expertise to maintain a healthy balance as changes occur.
Allstate Resource Management’s staff is always there to answer your questions and works to ensure excellent results in any lake management situation.

 

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“Why does our HOA need a lake management company?”

“Why does our HOA need a lake management company?”

Sometimes, aquatic management is viewed as a frivolous or unnecessary expense for a community. “My lake looks fine, why should I pay to have someone take care of it?” 
Most people that live on lakes also see them differently than someone who maintains them. The difference is homeowners tend to look “at” the water, where as waterway managers look “in” the water. Too often people put off lake maintenance until they see a problem and weed populations have already become established. 
As a property owner or property manager, it’s valuable to have a company that will respond to these unexpected outbreaks. Every lake matures differently, and it takes a combination of experience and expertise to maintain a healthy balance as changes occur. 
Allstate Resource Management’s staff is always there to answer your questions and works to ensure excellent results in any lake management situation. 
Contact us today on how we can help your community lake!
Direct: 954-382-9766
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HOA Parking Lot Flooded over the weekend? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

HOA Parking Lot Flooded over the weekend? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

  • Posted: Mar 27, 2024
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HOA Parking Lot Flooded over the weekend?

 

Now is the time to give

Allstate Resource Management a call!

Our schedule is filling up fast for storm drain cleanings, the rain that occurred this past weekend was a preview of what this summer will look like for your HOA community.

Contact us to talk to a Stormwater Specialist today!

Contact us at 954-382-9766 or info@allstatemanagement.com
Allstate Resource Management | 6900 S.W. 21st Court, Bldg. 9, Davie, FL 33404
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The South Florida Leader in Resource Management – Allstate Resource Management

The South Florida Leader in Resource Management – Allstate Resource Management

  • Posted: Mar 05, 2024
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Allstate Resource Management, Inc.

The South Florida Leader in Resource Management

Allstate Resource Management has over 25 years of experience in maintaining the health of lakes, ponds, wetlands, and stormwater systems. We have continued since our inception to be the leader in resource management. Our services include lake management, wetland management, stormwater drain cleaning and maintenance, erosion control, fish stocking, native plantings, debris removal, water quality, aquatic pest control, and upland management. All of our technicians are thoroughly trained and certified in order to meet the strict standards imposed by governmental agencies. This ensures that your property will be treated by only the most competent individuals who are proud of the services we render.

In addition to providing a healthy habitat, we specialize in the installation and maintenance of beautiful color lit fountains, bringing beauty and enjoyment to any lake or pond.

We also offer support services for property managers and HOA’s including educational presentations and CEU programs. Our approved courses offer continuing education credit to CAMs.

 

Allstate Resource Management, Inc. is conveniently located at:

6900 S.W. 21st Court
Building 9
Davie, FL 33317

Toll-Free: 800.270.6558
Local: 954.382.9766
Fax: 954.382.9770

Email: info@allstatemanagement.com

Our office hours are:

Monday through Friday from 6:30am to 4:00pm

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Understanding Your Lake “Our Lake Was Never Like This Before”

Understanding Your Lake “Our Lake Was Never Like This Before”

  • Posted: Feb 18, 2024
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A lake is a living, and ever evolving thing. Many people think a lake is static and unchanging like a swimming pool.
Often, we hear “I’ve lived on this lake for years and it’s never been like this before. What’s going on?”
The simple answer is: You’re lake is getting older and as it matures it’s going to go through changes. This is
especially true in South Florida since most of our lakes are man made, shallow and quite new in comparison to the natural lakes that occur in other parts of the country.
To add to the situation, our lakes are connected directly to storm water drains and canals, increasing sources of input. Community lakes may provide nice scenery but their primary purpose is to catch and hold rainwater from storms so our neighborhoods don’t flood. That water carries with it anything it picks up as is flows across our properties, down the streets, and through our developments. Items such as dirt, fertilizer, grass clippings, pet waste, leaves, and petroleum products are carried into our lakes via storm flow and accompanying winds where they begin to accumulate.
Everything from lake depth to water chemistry is changed (ever so slightly) every rainy season. Year after year the subtle changes build until finally, the cumulative result becomes visually obvious. Another source for change that often goes unnoticed is the constant barrage of new weeds and plants introduced to our lakes by wildlife. Waterways provide an oasis and convenient habitat for migrating water birds. Every season they travel great distances, hopping from lake to lake; carrying new weeds and transferring them to each water body as they go.
Therefore, if the observation is “Our lake wasn’t like this 5 years ago.” The response is “That’s because it’s not the same lake it was 5 years ago.” The long standing relationship Allstate has had with many of its customers has given us tremendous experience in handling the changes that naturally occur with community lakes over time. Feel free to contact us and let our staff work with your specific waterway needs.
Author: Stephen Montgomery, Allstate Resource Management
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4 “Tricks” to a Healthier Lake! by Allstate Resource Management

4 “Tricks” to a Healthier Lake! by Allstate Resource Management

  • Posted: Jan 23, 2024
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4 “Tricks” to a Healthier Lake!

 

Regularly test the water quality.

The first step in keeping your lake healthy is regularly testing the water quality. Ensure that your lake management company is testing the water before treatments.

Use algae control.

Algae is a common problem in Florida lakes, but there are methods you can use to control it. Partnering with a professional lake company is key! A lake maintenance company can put together a comprehensive plan designed specifically for your lake. Each lake is different and each HOA property might have specific goals and aesthetics they want to achieve.

Use aeration to promote healthy oxygen levels.

Aeration is essential for maintaining healthy oxygen levels in your lake. The water can become stagnant without adequate aeration, leading to low oxygen levels and an unhealthy lake ecosystem. Use a lake aerator to keep the water moving and to promote healthy oxygen levels.

Control invasive plant species.

Invasive plant species, such as cattails or water hyacinths, can quickly take over your lake and create an unhealthy environment for aquatic life. Let our lake specialists work with your HOA to help control and eradicate invasive plants/

Contact us today:

info@allstatemanagement.com or 954-382-9766

 

 

 

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4 “Tricks” to a Healthier Lake! Regularly test the water quality! by Allstate Resource Management

4 “Tricks” to a Healthier Lake! Regularly test the water quality! by Allstate Resource Management

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The first step in keeping your lake healthy is regularly testing the water quality. Ensure that your lake management company is testing the water before treatments.

Use algae control.
Algae is a common problem in Florida lakes, but there are methods you can use to control it. Partnering with a professional lake company is key! A lake maintenance company can put together a comprehensive plan designed specifically for your lake.
Use aeration to promote healthy oxygen levels.
Aeration is essential for maintaining healthy oxygen levels in your lake. Use a lake aerator to keep the water moving and to promote healthy oxygen levels.
Control invasive plant species.
Invasive plant species, such as cattails or water hyacinths, can quickly take over your lake and create an unhealthy environment for aquatic life. Let our lake specialists work with your HOA to help control and eradicate invasive plants.
Contact us today: info@allstatemanagement.com or 954-382-9766
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What happens when it floods? Contact us for a comprehensive inspection of your property’s Stormwater System.

What happens when it floods? Contact us for a comprehensive inspection of your property’s Stormwater System.

  • Posted: Oct 23, 2023
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What happens when it floods?

Water will flow from streets into your local storm drain and then to your lake. You will see lake levels rise during this time. Your local drainage district is hard at work in pump stations and control rooms managing water throughout South Florida. You will see this level of flooding till the main drainage system can catch up with the amount of rain that fell over the last 48 hours.
If you have not had your Stormwater System inspected within
the last year contact us for a comprehensive inspection of your property’s Stormwater System.

Contact us at:

Allstate Resource Management

954-382-9766 or info@allstatemanagement.com
Allstate Resource Management | 6900 S.W. 21st Court, Bldg. 9, Davie, FL 33404

 

A Company You Can Trust!

Family-owned and operated for 25+ years!

Centrally located in South Florida!

Contact us today to find out how we can help your community!

Direct: 954-382-9766 or info@allstatemanagement.com
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HOA Parking Lot Flooded? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

HOA Parking Lot Flooded? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

  • Posted: Oct 03, 2023
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Our schedule is filling up fast for storm drain cleanings, the rain that occurs in the summer can flood your HOA quickly!

Contact us to talk to a Stormwater Specialist today!

Contact us at 954-382-9766 or info@allstatemanagement.com

Learn more about how Allstate Resource Management can help.  View our Membership Page on SFPMA Directory and Contact us.

Allstate Resource Management has over 25 years of experience in maintaining the health of lakes, ponds, wetlands, and stormwater systems. We have continued since our inception to be the leader in resource management. Our services include lake management, wetland management, stormwater drain cleaning and maintenance, erosion control, fish stocking, native plantings, debris removal, water quality, aquatic pest control, and upland management. All of our technicians are thoroughly trained and certified in order to meet the strict standards imposed by governmental agencies. This ensures that your property will be treated by only the most competent individuals who are proud of the services we render.

In addition to providing a healthy habitat, we specialize in the installation and maintenance of beautiful color lit fountains, bringing beauty and enjoyment to any lake or pond.

We also offer support services for property managers and HOA’s including educational presentations and CEU programs. Our approved courses offer continuing education credit to CAMs. When you search the Upcoming Events page on SFPMA each month you will find the Educational Classes Offer or Contact us directly so we can schedule an event at your Condo or HOA with a day packed with information and fun for all.

Colleen Sullivan
Marketing Manager
www.allstatemanagement.com
6900 SW 21st Court, Building #9
Davie, Florida 33317
Phone: (954) 382-9766
Fax: (954) 382-9770

 

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View our Informative articles on care for your water bodies, Lakes in our Resource Section. by Allstate Resource Management

View our Informative articles on care for your water bodies, Lakes in our Resource Section. by Allstate Resource Management

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View our Informative articles on care for your water bodies, Lakes in our Resource Section. by Allstate Resource Management

One of the most challenging aspects of lake maintenance is communicating the management program to the clients. A homeowner that sees a lake from a purely aesthetic point of view has a vastly different understanding than an applicator that is actively managing it.

We have the ability to help you educate your homeowners about their lakes and what we do. When you have questions about how your lake is being cared for, our experienced applicators are available to provide you with the answers you need. Feel free to print any of our “Understanding Your Lake” articles in this resource section.

If you would like us to supply articles for your HOA newsletters regarding waterway issues, please give us a call. We are also available for consultation presentations to HOA’s. We are a DBPR approved provider of CEU credits for CAM s and are available to supply your property management company with accredited courses.

 

 

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HOA Parking Lot Flooded? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

HOA Parking Lot Flooded? Now is the time to give Allstate Resource Management a call!

  • Posted: Jul 18, 2023
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HOA Parking Lot Flooded?

Allstate Resource Management

Our schedule is filling up fast for storm drain cleanings, the rain that occurred yesterday was a preview of what summer will look like for your HOA community. Do not hesitate to act, summer rain is coming!

Contact us to talk to a Stormwater Specialist today!

Contact us at 954-382-9766 or info@allstatemanagement.com

 

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