Preventing and Controlling Erosion in Kentucky and Tennessee
Erosion is the wearing away of soil and rock, which causes sedimentation of organic matter, contaminants, and nutrients into surface water bodies. It is a major cause of soil loss…
Common Drainage and Erosion Problems In Western Kentucky
Nobody wants their yard to be a puddle after a good rain. For many reasons, some landscaping projects require installing a drainage system on your property. You may decide that…
Erosion Control Strategies
Erosion is a natural physical process where the earth's surface's material moves downhill due to gravitational forces. Property owners and managers implement several loss control and erosion prevention strategies to…
How To Prevent Erosion
Erosion is not only an inconvenience but also a considerable problem in many parts of the world. As the name implies, erosion occurs when the soil gets eroded away (i.e.,…
When Do You Need Professional Help With Erosion Control?
Erosion is a natural process that occurs when water, wind, or gravity wears down one material and transports it, potentially as far away as another area. However, erosion control isn't…
The Best Plants For Erosion Control
Plants that Protect We all know that plants are an important part of your property. Not only do they provide a beautiful landscape that adds to the value and overall…
Sump Pumps Vs. Alternative Drainage Solutions
Drainage Q&A: Is There an Alternative to a Sump Pump? Protecting your home and property from flooding is a top priority. Water damage can seep into the structure of a…
What Causes Erosion & How It Can Be Prevented?
Erosion is a pretty big force, and when it comes to stopping it, it may seem like there is not much you can do. Have you seen the Grand Canyon…
Essential Information About Terracing A Sloped Yard
Here's a question we hear a lot: "What can I do with a sloped backyard?" A steep slope on your property can start as a minor inconvenience and end up as…
6 Signs That Poor Yard Drainage Is Damaging Your Home And Garden
Worried Poor Drainage is Ruining Your Yard? Inadequate water drainage around your property can result in eroded and damaged landscaping. What’s worse, it can threaten the structural integrity of your…
