Our Wetland Repair Services are designed to restore, protect and maintain the integrity of natural and constructed wetland ecosystems, ensuring they remain functional and resilient. Whether due to erosion, sediment buildup, or human impact, we provide expert solutions to rehabilitate wetlands while maintaining environmental compliance. Our services include excavation, grading, erosion control, silt removal, native vegetation restoration, and hydrology improvement to ensure long-term sustainability and compliance with environmental regulations.
Silt Removal & Hydrology Restoration
Over time, wetlands can become obstructed with excessive silt and sediment, disrupting water flow and degrading habitat quality. Our team utilizes specialized excavation and dredging techniques to carefully remove built-up silt while preserving the natural ecosystem. This process restores proper water levels, improves drainage, and enhances the wetland’s ability to filter pollutants.
Repairing Damaged Wetlands
Wetlands can suffer damage from erosion, flooding, construction activities, or pollution. We assess the extent of damage and implement tailored solutions, including regrading, bank stabilization, installation of erosion control measures (such as rip rap or coir logs), and replanting native vegetation. Our goal is to restore the wetland’s natural functions, enhance biodiversity, and prevent further degradation.
Regulatory Compliance & Permitting
Adhering to local, state, and federal regulations is critical in wetland repair projects. We ensure full compliance with county regulations and permitting requirements, working closely with environmental agencies to meet all restoration standards. Our team is experienced in navigating the permitting process, including mitigation plans and environmental impact assessments, to ensure your project meets all legal requirements while supporting conservation efforts.
Trust our experienced team to restore and protect your wetland areas with environmentally responsible and regulation-compliant solutions.