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Estate Management Services is a licensed and insured aquatics contracting and land management company based in Brunswick, GA, specializing in the comprehensive management of lakes, ponds, and wetlands across the Southeast and parts of the Midwest. With over 30 years of experience, their team of skilled scientists, biologists, and aquatic resource specialists is dedicated to enhancing the health and resilience of aquatic ecosystems while ensuring sustainable enjoyment for communities and families. Committed to environmentally friendly practices, Estate Management Services prioritizes customer empowerment and education in their tailored management programs. Their holistic approach integrates water quality monitoring, invasive species control, and community advocacy, providing clients with worry-free management solutions that support the long-term sustainability of aquatic environments. Generated from the website

Pinova Inc, based in Brunswick, Georgia, was a leading provider of state-of-the-art performance specialty rosin, polyterpene resins, and key ingredients for various industries worldwide. Operating since 2010, Pinova supplied premium performance rosin resins and polyterpene resins to customers in over 100 countries, meeting the highest product standards in specialized markets. However, following a devastating fire in April 2023 that destroyed core production assets and infrastructure, Pinova made the difficult decision to permanently close its Brunswick plant. The parent company, DRT, based in France, is now offering solutions and product alternatives to its customers. With a rich history dating back to 1911, the Brunswick plant, formerly owned by Hercules, had been a significant economic force in the region, employing generations of people and contributing to the growth of Brunswick and Glynn County. Despite the closure, Pinova is committed to decommissioning the site in line with its values, working closely with Hercules to ensure environmental investigation and remediation work continues. The decommissioning process, which includes the safe removal of materials and demolition of buildings, is expected to be completed by the end of 2024, with measures in place to minimize any impact on the community.Generated from the website