Erosion Control Services
Protect exposed soil, reduce runoff, and keep your project site stable with erosion control solutions built around your land, climate, and project requirements. KerTec provides temporary and permanent erosion control for construction, energy, infrastructure, and large-scale land projects.
What We Do
Erosion Control Built Around the Conditions of Your Site
Every site has different erosion risks, which means the right control plan depends on more than just the size of the project. Soil type, slope, drainage, rainfall, existing vegetation, and the amount of disturbed ground all play a role in how quickly erosion can become a problem.
KerTec looks at the actual conditions of the site before recommending temporary or permanent erosion control measures. That may include soil stabilization, revegetation, hydroseeding, slope protection, or other erosion and sediment control methods based on the needs of the project.
The goal is simple: keep soil in place, reduce runoff, and create a stable site that can hold up through construction and long-term use.


Temporary & Permanent Erosion Control Solutions
Erosion control needs can change throughout the life of a project. During active construction, temporary measures may be needed to protect exposed soil, control runoff, and prevent sediment from moving off-site. Once construction is complete, permanent stabilization helps protect the land over the long term.
KerTec provides temporary and permanent erosion control solutions based on the condition of the site and the stage of the project.
Temporary Erosion Control
Temporary erosion control is used while soil is exposed or actively being disturbed. These measures help reduce soil loss during grading, excavation, construction, and other site work until permanent stabilization can be established.
Permanent Erosion Control
Permanent erosion control focuses on long-term soil stability after major site work is complete. This may include revegetation, hydroseeding, slope stabilization, and other methods that help establish lasting ground cover and protect the soil from future erosion.
Industries Served
Erosion Control for Energy, Construction & Large-Scale Land Projects
Large projects can disturb a lot of soil in a short amount of time, especially during clearing, grading, excavation, road construction, and equipment access. KerTec provides erosion control services for projects where site stability, runoff control, and long-term land protection need to be considered from the beginning.
We work with construction, solar, wind, oil and gas, federal, and other large-scale land projects to help protect exposed soil and reduce erosion throughout each phase of the work. Depending on the site, that may include temporary stabilization during construction, permanent revegetation after disturbance, hydroseeding, slope protection, and other erosion control measures suited to the land and project requirements.

The Process
Our Erosion Control Process
01
Site Assessment
We review the soil, slope, drainage, vegetation, and areas of disturbance to identify where erosion is most likely to occur and what conditions need to be addressed.
02
Erosion Control Installation
Based on the site conditions and project requirements, we install the appropriate temporary or permanent erosion control measures to protect exposed soil and reduce runoff.
03
Stabilization & Follow-Up
As the project progresses, we help move the site toward long-term stability through revegetation, hydroseeding, soil stabilization, and other methods suited to the land.
Talk With KerTec About Your Erosion Control Project
The KerTec Difference
Why contractors work with KerTec.
Responsive to changing site conditions
Erosion control adjusted as grading progresses and site conditions shift throughout the project.
Inspection-ready documentation
Clear SWPPP records that hold up to regulatory inspection and reduce the risk of violations.
Coordinated with your schedule
KerTec works around active grading and construction crews instead of creating bottlenecks.
Stabilization through final closeout
Support from initial erosion control through final seeding, so the site is fully stabilized at project completion.
