Stop losing soil, protect your foundation, and keep the landscape you invested in. Retaining walls, drainage, matting, and grading — engineered to fix the cause, not just the symptom.
A little bare dirt on a slope looks harmless. Left alone, that same spot loses more topsoil with every storm, undermines whatever is planted or built nearby, and sends mud and sediment toward your foundation, driveway, or neighbor’s yard.
The good news: erosion almost always has an identifiable cause — usually water moving somewhere it shouldn’t. Fix that, and the problem stops permanently instead of returning every spring.
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The most permanent fix for a sloped or terraced yard. A properly engineered wall — with drainage gravel and a compacted base behind it — holds soil in place for decades, not seasons.
Most erosion is really a water problem. A French drain intercepts groundwater before it ever reaches the surface, routing it safely away in a gravel-and-pipe trench wrapped in fabric to keep it from clogging.
For slopes that just need time to establish new turf, a biodegradable matting or blanket holds soil and seed in place against wind and rain until roots take over the job permanently.
Where water concentrates — downspout outlets, low points, streambanks — loose stone rip rap absorbs the energy of moving water so it can’t carve a channel through your yard.
Sometimes the fix starts with the dirt itself. We correct grade so water sheds away from your home and foundations, and install silt fencing to contain soil during active construction.
