Erosion Control Solutions

Foundation Damage and Drainage Issues

As topsoil erodes, the ground beneath your home can shift, causing cracks in the foundation. Poor soil stability can lead to uneven settling, basement flooding, and water pooling around your home. This excess moisture can also contribute to mold and mildew growth, creating additional health hazards.

Compromised Landscaping and Outdoor Features



Erosion can wash away carefully planned landscaping, leaving behind barren patches of soil. It can also weaken the ground beneath patios, driveways, and walkways, leading to cracks, uneven surfaces, and potential trip hazards.

Increased Property Damage and Safety Hazards

Without proper erosion control, soil displacement can create sinkholes, landslides, and weakened slopes, making certain areas of your property unsafe. These conditions can result in long-term damage that is costly to repair.

Retaining Walls for Erosion Prevention

Retaining walls are a strong, long-term solution for controlling soil movement on slopes and uneven terrain. These walls hold back soil, preventing erosion while enhancing your landscape’s functionality and appearance.

Drainage Solutions to Manage Water Runoff

Poor drainage accelerates erosion. We install French drains, swales, and culverts to divert water away from vulnerable areas and prevent excess moisture from washing away topsoil.

Soil Stabilization Techniques

We use mulching, erosion control blankets, and geo-textiles to reinforce soil and prevent displacement. These methods provide additional protection, especially in areas prone to heavy rain or wind erosion.

Vegetation and Ground Cover Solutions

Planting the right grass, shrubs, and deep-rooted plants helps hold soil in place and absorb excess water. Our team selects plantings that thrive in your landscape while providing natural erosion control.