Fully Permitted, Done Right
Removing aquatic vegetation from public Texas waters isn't a DIY job — it requires the right permits. We handle the paperwork so your project is legal, compliant, and worry-free.
TPWD Permit Requirement
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD) requires a permit for the physical removal of aquatic vegetation — including hydrilla — from public waters. This protects native plants, fish habitat, and water quality.
We're TPWD-certified and manage the permitting process on your behalf, so your removal is fully authorized and documented. No red tape for you to navigate alone.
What We Handle
- TPWD aquatic vegetation permit applications
- Site-specific removal plans
- Compliant disposal of all biomass
- Documentation for your records
LCRA Considerations
The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) manages the Highland Lakes, including Lake Austin and Lake Travis. We work within LCRA guidelines for shoreline and aquatic work on these waters.
Lake Austin
LCRA-managed shoreline work guidelines. We ensure your dock and waterfront removal complies with LCRA standards.
Lake Travis
Water levels and shoreline rules fluctuate seasonally. We time and permit removals to stay fully compliant.