Dredging, Dewatering & Lagoon Cleaning

APG delivers customized dredging, dewatering, and lagoon cleaning solutions that restore performance, maintain compliance, and minimize operational disruption.

At APG, our mission is clear: To provide innovative environmental solutions to help customers and communities manage their residuals and wastewater for a cleaner future. We approach each of our customers with fresh eyes to develop customized solutions. Our unique approach is not only what differentiates us but also what makes us successful. We have extensive experience in dredging, dewatering & lagoon cleaning operations.

Dewatering is the use of specialized machinery for the process of removing free water from a solid substance, thereby separating a slurry containing suspended solids into a liquid phase and a solid phase. This process is widely used in wastewater and water treatment in many different industries.

Most of our dredging operations are performed using auger dredges, transporting the slurry through a pipeline to shore. Our current fleet of dredges varies in size and capacities for different slurry compositions, allowing us to meet the demands of any size project.

Sludge buildup reduces lagoon performance and can lead to effluent exceeding suspended solids or turbidity limits. APG uses high-volume dredges to remove slurry from lagoons, ponds, basins, and lakes while keeping them in active service.

APG has experience working in lagoons across Pulp & Paper, municipal wastewater and water treatment, watercourse remediation, and other industries, including lined lagoons without damaging man-made or earthen liners.

Our customers face many constraints, be it time, resources, or capacity. Given our field-proven expertise, our team of experts offers the critical support you need with the right dredging solution that alleviates your budget pressures and meets, or beats, your deadline. We are committed to designing a customized solution that ensures regulatory compliance while minimizing impact on your operations and the environment.