Critical Infrastructure at Risk
Water management infrastructure protects communities from flooding. Iguana burrows compromise this critical protection.
Levee Compromise
Burrows extending through levee structures create seepage paths and potential failure points during high water.
Canal Bank Erosion
Burrowing destabilizes canal banks, increasing erosion and sedimentation that affects water flow.
Water Control Structures
Iguanas damage gates, pumps, and control structures critical to water management operations.
Public Safety Infrastructure
Flood control protects lives and property. Compromised infrastructure affects public safety.
Infrastructure Protection Programs
Our network includes water management specialists who understand the critical nature of this infrastructure. Programs focus on protecting levees, canals, and control structures.
Levee Patrol Programs
Regular inspection and removal along levee systems. Priority response for burrow activity.
Canal Bank Management
Systematic removal along canal systems to reduce bank destabilization and erosion.
Structure Protection
Focus on water control structures, pump stations, and critical operational facilities.
Emergency Response
Rapid response for critical infrastructure threats, especially during storm season.
Key Benefits
Water Management Pricing
Infrastructure-scale pricing for water management operations.
Localized Program
Focused protection for specific areas
- Weekly patrol
- Priority areas focus
- Monthly reporting
District Section
Comprehensive section coverage
- Multiple weekly patrols
- Full section coverage
- Structure focus
District-Wide Program
Full water management district coverage
- All infrastructure covered
- Dedicated team
- 24/7 emergency
Government contract and procurement requirements accommodated
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you prioritize levee protection?
Providers work with district engineers to identify critical areas. Known seepage locations and high-risk sections receive priority attention.
What happens if you find significant burrow activity?
Providers immediately notify district staff of significant burrow networks. They can coordinate with engineering teams on assessment and remediation.
Do you work with district maintenance crews?
Yes, providers coordinate closely with district operations and maintenance teams on scheduling, access, and priority areas.
What about during hurricane season?
Pre-storm and post-storm service is available. Providers can increase frequency and coverage during active weather periods.
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