Erosion Control & Matting
Protecting exposed ground while native vegetation takes hold.
Protecting exposed ground while native vegetation takes hold.
We install multiple erosion control matting systems depending on slope angle, soil type, and long-term requirements. Each system serves a different purpose — we select and install the right one for the conditions.
The choice between systems comes down to the specific site: how steep is the face, what type of soil is exposed, how much water runs across it, and what the long-term vegetation plan looks like.
Matting is secured to the slope face and designed to work with nature, not against it. Native plants grow through the weave, their roots reinforcing the soil while the mat prevents surface erosion.
Over time, the vegetation takes over and the matting becomes part of the living system. The roots bind the soil together from below while the mat holds the surface from above. The result is a slope that gets stronger with every growing season.
Grading, clearing, and surface preparation to ensure the matting sits correctly and makes full contact with the soil.
Precise placement and anchoring of the selected matting system. Overlaps, edge details, and fixing patterns per manufacturer specification.
Native planting through the mat or hydroseeding for rapid grass establishment. Species selected for the specific slope and soil conditions.
Sub-surface and surface drainage designed to work with the matting system, managing water flow without undermining the erosion protection.
On steep or inaccessible slopes, we install using rope access techniques — no terrain excluded.
Tell us about your site and we'll recommend the right matting system for the conditions.
Every slope erodes differently. Tell us what's happening and we'll recommend the right system — matting, planting, drainage, or a combination.
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