Erosion Control Solutions Services
We provide erosion control solutions that protect, stabilize, and enhance your property. From silt fences to erosion blankets, our expert team implements strategies with precision and dependable quality.
Defines Property Boundaries
Clearly marks your space and minimizes disputes with neighborsImproves Security
Helps protect your landscape, plants, and soil from erosionEnhances Privacy
Blocks unwanted views and adds comfort to outdoor livingBoosts Property Value
Effective erosion control increases property appeal and safetyTypes of Erosion Control Solutions We Implement
No matter the project size, we have the expertise to get it done right.
- Silt Fencing
- Erosion Blankets
- Rock Check Dams
- Terracing Systems
- Retaining Walls
- Vegetative Stabilization
- Mulching Techniques
- Custom Erosion Control Solutions
Local Experts, Reliable Results
We are a locally homegrown company. Since we are owned and operated by native Floridians, we are very familiar with land issues throughout Florida. Our team is a group of highly skilled professionals using high-quality machinery and equipment to get the job done right! Speak to an Erosion Control Solutions Expert
How Much Does Erosion Control Cost?
Cost depends on several factors. Get Your Free Estimate Now- Materials (Silt Fence, Blankets, etc.)
- Total Area to Cover
- Type of Terrain
- Soil Conditions
- Existing Erosion Issues
- Repair and Maintenance Needs
- Permit or Inspection Requirements
- Site Accessibility for Equipment
Our Simple 4-Step Process
We make erosion control easy and hassle-free. Here's how we get the job done efficiently and professionally
Why Choose Us?
Trusted experts in erosion control, delivering efficient, eco-friendly, and professional services with guaranteed results.
Erosion Control Experts
Specializing in residential, commercial, and agricultural erosion managementPrecision Craftsmanship
Built with durability, efficiency, and environmental consideration in mindLicensed & Insured
Professional team with full coverage for safe, legal implementationQuick Turnaround
Streamlined process from consultation to completionSatisfaction Guaranteed
We stand behind our work with pride and accountabilityFrequently Asked Questions About Erosion Control Solutions
Erosion control refers to the practices and products that keep Florida’s sandy soils and shorelines from washing away during heavy rains, hurricanes, and daily tides. Without proper controls, sediment can damage wetlands, violate state water-quality standards, and undermine foundations—making proactive solutions essential for homeowners, builders, and municipalities.
Living shorelines—using oyster reefs, mangroves, and marsh grasses—reinforced riprap, and seawall revetments are the most effective options because they absorb wave energy while meeting Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) standards. Hybrid "green-and-gray" designs add both ecological value and long-term shoreline stability.
Yes. Any work waterward of the Mean High Water Line—such as installing a living shoreline or riprap—requires authorization from FDEP and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; projects on the upland only (above MHW) may be exempt. Early coordination with your regional FDEP office streamlines approval and avoids fines.
Florida follows the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Construction Generic Permit (CGP), which mandates a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) and adherence to Best Management Practices (BMPs) detailed in the Florida Stormwater, Erosion & Sedimentation Control manuals. Qualified inspectors must verify compliance throughout the project.
Under the CGP, sites must be inspected at least once every seven calendar days and within 24 hours after any storm that drops 0.5 inch or more of rain. Documented inspections keep you compliant and reveal needed BMP maintenance before violations occur.
Designs must account for intense, wind-driven wave action and seasonal rainfall spikes. Selecting higher-capacity BMPs—such as double-row silt fencing, geotextile-reinforced berms, and surge-rated living shoreline materials—helps prevent blowouts during tropical systems.
Absolutely. Coir logs, native dune grasses, oyster bag breakwaters, and other "living shoreline" elements reduce erosion while filtering pollutants and creating habitat, often qualifying for resilience grants under Florida’s Resilient Florida Program.
Yes—proper BMPs trap sediment before it reaches waterways, lowering turbidity and nutrient loads that cause algal blooms. Vegetative buffers and living shorelines further filter runoff and absorb excess nitrogen, boosting overall estuarine health.
Residential shoreline projects start around $100–$250 per linear foot for vegetative buffers and $300–$600 per foot for hybrid living shorelines; complex engineered seawalls or large-scale construction BMP packages scale higher. Site energy, access, and permitting requirements ultimately set the budget.
Look for firms employing Florida Stormwater, Erosion & Sedimentation Control Inspector (FSESCI)–certified personnel; this credential proves formal training in BMP selection, installation, and inspection under state rules. Many municipalities now require FSESCI certification for sign-off on CGP inspections.