Erosion & Sediment Control Built for the Job Site.

Erosion and sediment control is the practice of keeping soil in place during construction or land disturbance, and preventing sediment-laden runoff from leaving the site. It typically combines silt fence, silt sock, straw blowing, stabilized construction entrances, and inlet protection — together making up the bulk of a site’s SWPPP.

If your project disturbs soil, the answer is almost always yes. New York State and most Erie/Niagara County municipalities require sediment control on land-disturbing work, and projects over one acre fall under SPDES general permit requirements. We help you meet what the plan and the inspector require.

A silt fence is a fabric barrier trenched and staked into the ground — best for soft-soil perimeters and long runs. A silt sock is a flexible compost or fiber-filled tube placed on the surface — best for paved areas, around inlets, on rocky ground where trenching isn’t possible, or anywhere a non-invasive install is needed.

For most Western New York projects we’re on site within 24 to 48 hours of approval. Same-day emergency installs are often possible when runoff issues come up unexpectedly or an inspection is looming.

Yes — most of our work is for GCs, excavators, and developers running active job sites. We also serve landscapers, property managers, municipal projects, and homeowners doing larger land-disturbing work.