Erosion Control

There are several types of erosion control, including physical, chemical, and vegetative methods. Physical methods include building retaining walls, installing gabion baskets, and creating berms or sediment basins. Chemical methods include using soil stabilizers or polymer products to bind soil particles together. Vegetative methods include using grass, shrubs, or trees to stabilize soil and reduce the impact of water or wind. Other methods include using erosion control blankets, sediment ponds, and sediment basins.

Erosion control is important because it helps to prevent the loss of valuable topsoil and the destruction of natural habitats. Uncontrolled erosion can also cause damage to infrastructure like roads, bridges, and buildings, as well as contaminate water sources with sediment. Erosion can also lead to increased flooding and landslides, which can cause loss of life and damage to property. In agricultural areas, erosion can reduce crop yields and make it difficult for farmers to maintain their land. Erosion control helps to protect the environment, infrastructure, and people. It also helps to preserve natural resources for future generations.

At John Egart's Tree Service we are a government certified erosion control company. We understand the importance of controlling erosion to save property and the environment.