06 · Compliance

Erosion and sediment control

Erosion control is the difference between a job that passes inspection and a job that draws a stop-work order. On any site disturbing an acre or more, North Carolina requires an approved plan and the controls installed before ground is broken.

We install to the approved plan, maintain the measures through construction, and are on site for inspections. Around Lake Norman, where nearly everything drains toward the water, inspectors look hard at this.

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What's included

Silt fence, wattles and sediment traps installed to the approved plan
Rock construction entrances that keep mud off the public road
Storm drain inlet protection and outlet stabilisation
Erosion control matting and hydroseeding on cut and fill slopes
Maintenance and repair through the build, plus inspection support

How it runs

Four steps, one number to call

Call or send the address

Two minutes on the phone tells us most of what we need.
We walk the property

Access, slope, drainage, utilities and what has to stay standing.
Fixed written price

Scope, schedule and number in writing before a machine rolls.
We clear out clean

Debris gone, grade set, erosion control in and site swept.

Straight answers

Erosion Control questions

When does North Carolina require an erosion control plan?

Any land-disturbing activity of one acre or more requires an approved erosion and sedimentation control plan under the NC Sedimentation Pollution Control Act. Local jurisdictions around Lake Norman, and lakefront buffer rules, can tighten that threshold further.