No two hillsides are the same, which means a one-size-fits-all approach to slope repair is ineffective. We offer a variety of stabilization methods to suit the unique characteristics of each slope. Here are some of the techniques we use:

• Pipe and Board: Ideal for controlling erosion on smaller slopes, this method involves installing pipes to divert water away from the hillside, while boards help retain the soil and reduce erosion.
• Caissons and Lagging: A reliable solution for deeper and steeper slopes. We drill caissons into the hillside to create a stable foundation. Heavy-duty lagging boards are then placed between the caissons to form a barrier, preventing soil movement.
• Compacted Terraces: This technique creates stepped levels on a slope, allowing for better water drainage and reducing soil pressure. It’s an effective way to manage the natural flow of water and prevent erosion.
• Retaining Walls: Designed to provide solid support to the slope, retaining walls act as barriers to prevent soil from sliding. These walls are tailored to the hillside’s specific conditions, using materials such as concrete or stone for durability.
• Concrete Swales: These shallow channels are constructed to direct water away from the hillside, reducing erosion and preventing water buildup that could destabilize the slope.
• Drainage Solutions: Proper drainage is crucial in slope stabilization. We install systems that channel water away from the hillside, significantly reducing hydrostatic pressure and minimizing soil movement.
• Geogrids and Soil Netting: To reinforce soil stability, we use geogrids and soil netting, especially on slopes where vegetation is sparse. These materials provide additional support to the soil, reducing the risk of landslides and erosion.