Irrigation Ponds Liner Removal
Safe, Efficient, and Compliant Solutions for Industrial Fire Retention Ponds
Irrigation ponds are essential for agricultural water management, securing water supplies during dry seasons and peak demand periods. However, as pond liners age and degrade, up to 30% of stored water can be lost to hydraulic leakage. RE-GEN Enterprises provides a specialized liner removal service that uses a patented attachment to efficiently address hydraulic leakage, minimizing disruption and preparing ponds for reliable relining. This ensures maximum water retention and seamless operation for your agricultural needs.
Why Choose RE-GEN for Irrigation Pond Liner Removal?
At RE-GEN, we pride ourselves on being resourceful and providing innovative solutions to complex challenges. Our proprietary liner removal technology is designed to maximize efficiency, minimize downtime, and promote environmental stewardship. Whether your irrigation pond liner needs replacement or complete removal, we ensure the process is smooth, safe, and environmentally responsible.
- Efficient Removal Process: Our patented machinery allows us to an average of 300,000 square feet of liner per day, ensuring that your irrigation system is back online as quickly as possible. This efficiency minimizes downtime and disruption to your farming operation.
- Safety-Driven Solutions: With a focus on safety, we eliminate the need for manual liner cutting, significantly reducing the risk of hand injuries on-site. Typically, our system only requires one technician working alongside a skid steer, although larger jobs may require additional personnel.
- Compact Bundling for Easy Transport: Our machinery rolls liners into tight, compact bundles, optimizing space for transport and making the disposal process more efficient. This reduces handling time and helps your operation stay on schedule.
Stewardship and Resourcefulness in Agriculture
At RE-GEN, we value stewardship—being good stewards of our God-given resources is central to our approach. While not all irrigation pond liners can be recycled, when applicable, we streamline the recycling process. Recycled liners are transformed into plastic pellets for injection molding, contributing to the circular economy and further reducing your site’s footprint. This aligns with agricultural goals of conserving resources and promoting sustainability in farming practices.
Transparent, Flat-Rate Pricing
Transparency is key to a successful project, which is why we offer straightforward, flat-rate pricing based on the total square footage of your irrigation pond liner. This approach eliminates surprises and ensures that you understand the full cost of the project upfront. In some cases, a site evaluation may be necessary to assess specific conditions, and we’ll communicate any additional charges clearly before work begins.
Our Process
Site Assessment
We begin with an optional site evaluation to understand the specific conditions and needs of your project.
Liner Removal with Patented Machinery
Our patented equipment rolls up liners into tight, compact bundles, ensuring efficient removal without manual cutting or excessive handling.
Transportation and Recycling
Liners that qualify for recycling are transported to a facility, where they are processed into pellets used for injection molds, reinforcing sustainability and contributing to the circular economy.
Transparent, Flat-Rate Pricing
With clear, square footage-based pricing, we ensure your project costs are transparent from start to finish, with no unexpected fees.
Benefits of Partnering with RE-GEN
Increased Efficiency:
Our process allows for faster completion, reducing downtime and ensuring your project stays on schedule.
Enhanced Safety:
Minimal manual intervention means a safer worksite with reduced risk of injury.
Environmental Compliance:
We help you meet industry environmental standards through sustainable recycling and waste management practices.
Sustainability Focus:
By recycling eligible liners, we reduce landfill waste and support the circular economy, helping to lower your overall site footprint.