We design erosion control that blends into your landscape.
We use quality fabric, rock, and plants suited to slopes.
We act quickly to stop ongoing erosion.
Decomposed granite and sandy soil wash away easily, especially on slopes without plant cover.
Deep rooted native plants and grasses help hold soil once established.
Surface drainage with rock lined channels slows water and prevents gullies.
Sometimes grading and regrading is needed to reduce slope steepness.
Erosion near patios, walkways, and foundations can undermine the ground they sit on. Stabilizing those areas early prevents cracks, sinking, and costly repairs down the road.
New construction sites and freshly regraded areas are especially vulnerable until plants establish. Erosion fabric and temporary measures hold soil in place while your landscape grows in.
Native grasses and ground covers with dense, fibrous roots are some of the best soil holders on Monument slopes, and they need little water once established.
See all of our irrigation and drainage services on our Monument irrigation, drainage, and water management page.
We assess the slope, soil, and water flow causing erosion.
Our crew installs fabric, rock, boulders, and plantings as needed.
We monitor establishment and adjust as plants take hold.
