Safe Operations, Minimal Impact
Our right-of-way access restoration services help you maintain ecological balance, preserve biodiversity, and ensure safe operations, all while minimizing the impact of human activities.
Eco-Friendly Matting Solutions
Our DURA-BASE® mats are designed to support the environment. With a patented design and sealed construction, they’re ideal for sensitive areas like wetlands and deserts. Non-porous and easy to clean, DURA-BASE® mats reduce contamination risks and minimize land impact, which means less damage and fewer restoration needs for your projects.
Temporary Stabilization
When you need immediate ground cover to reduce erosion and water pollution, temporary stabilization is key. We use materials like straw mulch, hydraulic mulch, geotextiles, and erosion control products. Planting cover crops and native vegetation also helps prevent erosion and support ecosystem recovery. Typically lasting a few months to a year, these methods require less preparation than permanent solutions. We inspect and repair areas as needed, making sure you’ve got a stable environment before moving to long-term measures.
Permanent Stabilization/Hydroseeding
When you need long-term erosion control, we use hydroseeding, sodding, planting, and permanent structures to rehabilitate disturbed terrain. Our process includes fine grading and soil conditioning, choosing native plants for optimal growth. We handle regular maintenance like watering and reseeding to ensure success, making adjustments as needed.
Wetland & Stream Restoration
Need to restore wetlands or streams? We can help. First, we’ll assess your current conditions and goals. Our plans might include re-contouring landforms, adjusting water flow, reintroducing native plants, and adding habitat features.
We handle all necessary permits and ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Using native plants, logs, boulders, and engineered structures, we bring the plan to life. Our ongoing maintenance includes managing invasive species, maintaining water flow, and monitoring sediment. Long-term tracking helps us measure success and adjust as needed.
