Proven Methods
Compost and seed, hydroseed with control blends, dune grass planting, and SOX systems address a wide range of conditions.
Protect land, shorelines, and infrastructure with systems that work with nature. We deliver vegetation-based and engineered solutions including compost and seed, hydroseed control blends, geotextile tubes, sandbags, and SOX products.
Wind and water strip soil, undercut slopes, and carry sediment into waterways. That risks lost property, unsafe banks, flooded yards, and damage to roads and sites. Stopgaps like ad-hoc riprap or failing barriers shift problems and invite rework. You need an approach that stabilizes soil, manages runoff, and fits the site so inspections pass and the shoreline or slope holds.
Proven Methods
Right Tool, Right Place
Clear Results
Erosion shows up on lake banks, ponds, steep grades, stream banks, and construction sites. Our team designs solutions that match site energy and access, then installs with specialty equipment.
We were early adopters of Express Blower in Michigan and install SOX systems for living shorelines. You get a plan that fits the site and a crew that delivers.
Systems like SOX and large scale seeding require trained crews and purpose built equipment. DIY attempts often miss mix rates, anchoring, or coverage, which leads to failures and higher costs later. Our team installs correctly, documents work, and leaves a clean finish so protection lasts.
We provide erosion control statewide. Offices in Grand Rapids and Detroit support projects across Michigan.
Barriers like seawalls block waves but need periodic replacement and can shift problems. Erosion control works with the land using vegetation and soft structures to prevent loss.
Hydroseeding helps on relatively flat areas and gradual slopes. Very steep dunes and slopes need other measures.
SOX products are embedded in the bank and function as a long term solution with low maintenance.
Costs vary by method and site. The page cites a Michigan range per acre for grass cover services and notes that inspections, prep, and obstacles affect final price.
Any site with bare soil or active water and wind forces. Beaches, loose soils, bare slopes, stream banks, and construction sites are common cases.
Yes. We provide stormwater management solutions that reduce runoff impacts and protect the environment.
Yes. We support homeowners, municipalities, and private projects across Michigan.
