Landscaper in Durham, NC

Ellerbe Creek and its tributaries collect runoff from a large portion of Durham County, and Piedmont clay soil from disturbed sites washes into the creek quickly during rain. Sediment buildup in the creek damages the waterway and can create downstream flooding problems. Erosion control on every disturbed site near the creek's drainage area prevents this sediment from reaching the water.

Yes. Brush management on older Durham lots in neighborhoods like Old North Durham and Northgate Park removes invasive shrubs, overgrown trees, and deadfall that have accumulated over years. After clearing, we can assess the drainage and grading conditions and address any problems that the overgrowth was hiding.

Yes. Wooded residential lots in southwest Durham, including areas near Duke Forest and Woodcroft, require selective clearing that removes unwanted growth while protecting the mature trees and root systems that stabilize the Piedmont clay soil. We work selectively to preserve what the property owner wants to keep.

Commercial and industrial environmental services in the Durham and Research Triangle Park area include site grading, erosion control, brush clearing on commercial parcels, and stabilization of disturbed areas on older developed properties. We work on both active commercial sites and properties being prepared for new use.