Pond banks, shorelines, ditches, and drainage areas can gradually fail as water removes soil and sediment builds up. AllJax identifies what is causing the problem and provides the clearing, grading, stabilization, and protective work needed to restore the area and help prevent further damage.
Erosion Control
We install erosion control and site protection measures that help manage runoff, contain disturbed soil, and protect sensitive areas during construction, clearing, grading, and excavation.
Our erosion control services include:
Silt fence installation and maintenance
Construction entrances
Inlet and storm drain protection
Turbidity barriers
Tree protection barricades
Wildlife and habitat protection fencing
Temporary site stabilization
Each system is installed according to the property’s slope, soil conditions, water flow, access, and site requirements.
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Rip rap & ShoreLines
Failing shorelines and pond banks can continue to wash out if the underlying slope and drainage problems are not addressed. AllJax repairs and stabilizes pond edges, retention pond banks, waterfront slopes, outfalls, and drainage-area embankments.
Our work may include:
Riprap installation
Shoreline and pond bank repair
Embankment reshaping
Slope grading
Geotextile fabric installation
Outfall stabilization
Washout and erosion repair
We prepare the affected area and install protection based on the water movement, slope, soil conditions, access, and severity of the damage.
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Pond Management
Sediment, muck, vegetation, and debris can reduce pond capacity, restrict drainage, and make surrounding areas difficult to access or maintain. AllJax clears and restores ponds, ditches, swales, drainage channels, weirs, and outfall areas.
Our pond and drainage services include:
Pond dredging and cleanout
Muck and sediment removal
Retention pond maintenance
Ditch and swale clearing
Drainage channel cleanout
Brush and vegetation removal
Weir and outfall clearing
Equipment access preparation
Before beginning, we evaluate drainage flow, water levels, soil conditions, vegetation, access, and the amount of material that must be removed.