Landscaper in Central, Statesville

Central sits on Iredell series clay soil—moderately well-drained but very slowly permeable. With 43 inches of annual rainfall, water pools in low spots and planting beds. We install gravel bases, raise bed grades, and create drainage swales to redirect water before it saturates the clay below.

Any grading for residential construction requires a permit. Projects disturbing 0.5 acres or more inside a watershed, or 1.0 acre or more outside, need an approved erosion control plan 30 days before work begins. We handle all plan submissions and inspections.

Yes. For chronic wet spots, we add bulk compost to clay areas to improve permeability, install dry creek beds with river rock to redirect surface water, and raise planting beds slightly with topsoil. These targeted improvements solve most drainage problems without major regrading.

Yes. We perform land clearing, brush removal, forestry mulching, and site preparation with full erosion control compliance. Our equipment and expertise manage Piedmont terrain and ensure sediment control measures protect water quality during and after work.