Contact Kek Dredging
Based in West Chester, Pennsylvania and easy to reach — we welcome questions about ponds, lakes and waterways across the region.
Whether you have noticed a pond that seems shallower than it used to be, a shoreline that is eroding faster than expected, or you are simply trying to understand what long-term care a waterway on your property might need, we are glad to talk it through. There is no cost or obligation attached to an initial conversation, and we are happy to explain, in plain terms, what we would look for during a first site visit and how that observation typically informs next steps.
The fastest way to reach Karl Lange directly is by phone. If you would rather write first, use the form below or reach out by mail, and we will follow up as soon as we are able. We try to respond to written inquiries within one to two business days, and sooner whenever possible, since we know that questions about a changing shoreline or a shrinking pond often come with a bit of urgency behind them.
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Office Address 991 Fox Chase Dr
West Chester, PA 19380 -
Phone (484) 947-6960
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Primary Contact Karl Lange, Principal
Office Hours
| Monday – Friday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Saturday | By appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
Field site visits are scheduled around weather and water conditions and may occur outside standard office hours.
Tell Us About Your Site
Share a few details about what you're seeing — location, type of water body, and what prompted your question — and we'll follow up to schedule a conversation or site visit.
What to Expect When You Reach Out
We try to keep the process of getting in touch simple and low-pressure. Here is a general idea of how things typically unfold once you call, write, or submit the form above.
An Initial Conversation
We start with a phone or written conversation about what you are observing on your property — changes in depth, shoreline condition, drainage, or anything else that prompted your question.
An Optional Site Visit
If it seems useful, we can schedule an in-person site visit to look at shoreline condition, take rough depth readings, and better understand access and site logistics.
A Clear Summary
Following a site visit, we aim to summarize what we observed in plain language, along with any questions worth exploring further before deciding on next steps.
No Obligation
An initial conversation and even a first site visit carry no obligation. Our goal is to give you useful, honest information so you can decide what, if anything, makes sense next.