What we do

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  • Install mooring buoy systems - This is our specialty. - We have a  custom lifting barge for accurate mooring anchor placement. Our mooring systems are designed to industry standards with your specific needs in mind. 

  • Installation of in-lake water pumps = Potable drinking water and for irrigation/fire protection. We work with reputable water pump companies who design your system. We do the in-water installation. *

  • Underwater Inspections - everything put in the water requires periodic inspections from water pumps to dock and mooring anchorages. Our inspections include a video of what we find. All of our work is confidential.
 
  • Pre-purchase inspection of waterfront - know what you're buying.
 
  • ​Underwater interventions - include repair of of dock moorings, mooring buoy systems, dangerous obstruction removal, and underwater salvage and recovery.

  • Dredging - our diver controlled four inch suction dredge works like an underwater vacuum cleaner sucking up bottom sediment, sand and small rocks. Accurate sediment removal with minimal environmental impact.
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  •  Fish screen - required on all in-lake water intakes. Manufactured to  Department of Fisheries standards.
  • Dor-mor style - inverted pyramid, metal and concrete anchors for mooring systems. Custom fabricated for your specific application.
  • Underwater pump stands - designed for ease of installation and protection of your pump -meets standards for minimum intake height above the lake bottom.


​*We work with reputable water pump companies who design and install your water system to the shore line. Once in the water, we take it from there.
Our commitment to you is quality, confidential underwater interventions
Call Bart for a no obligation quote 250-254-5076 or email kootenaydiving@protonmail.com  
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A British Columbia Fisheries research team had a fish trap snagged on a submerged log in the north end of Kootenay lake. We recovered the trap with three fish inside including this 14 year old sturgeon.  All three fish were released back into the lake alive. Photo by Aaron McGregor.