Silt fence, perimeter controls & sediment BMPs.

Sediment controls are the first thing on a site and the last thing off it, and they are what the inspector looks at first. We install the full perimeter and interior package from the E&SC plan, repair it after every storm, and remove it at closeout.

Silt fence goes in with a static slicing plow, not a trencher, so the fabric is locked in undisturbed soil and holds. We install Type A and Type C (wire-backed) to the Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and South Carolina details and FDOT Type III and IV in Florida. Inlet protection, check dams, wattles and filter socks, erosion control blankets and turf reinforcement mats, stabilized construction entrances and concrete washouts round out the package.

Sequencing matters as much as the product: perimeter controls go in before grading starts, interior controls follow the phasing, and nothing comes out until the area above it is stabilized.

Every BMP on the plan has to be inspected and repaired after rain events, and the SWPPP has to show it. We handle post-storm repairs, sediment removal when the fence is a third full, replacement of torn or undercut sections, and the documentation that goes with it. See SWPPP maintenance for long-duration sites.

At closeout we remove the perimeter in the order the plan allows, stabilize what the removal disturbs, haul off the material, and give the super the record for the Notice of Termination.