Erosion control & hydroseeding in Kentucky.
Utility-scale solar and large sitework across Kentucky: silt fence and perimeter controls to the state detail, hydroseeding with FGM and BFM on the slopes, SWPPP maintenance through the job.
The permit, the dirt, and what we've done there.
Permit. Kentucky runs stormwater through KPDES under the Division of Water, with the state BMP manual setting the silt fence and check dam details. Solar has arrived in the eastern and central counties and the inspectors know what a stabilized slope looks like.
Soils. Silt loams over limestone and shale: fertile, but they erode fast once the sod is stripped, and the slopes are long. Basin side slopes and swales get FGM; the ground between rows establishes well with a straight hydraulic mulch and the right PLS mix.
Work. Three Kentucky solar sites in 2026 — basin slopes and swales, permanent seeding on final grade, and hydroseeding between tracker rows. Our busiest state this year. See recent sites.
Everything stormwater on a Kentucky site.
Silt fence and perimeter controls installed to the state detail before grading. Hydroseeding with Flexterra HP-FGM, BFM or hydraulic mulch by slope, temporary and permanent. SWPPP maintenance and post-storm repairs through the job. Transport of our own equipment, and yours when a truck is free.
To the state detail. Installed, maintained, removed.
Product by slope. Applied per manufacturer spec.
Post-storm corrective actions with a photo record.
Takeoff from the civil set, release by lookahead.
Have a site in Kentucky?
Send the civil set. We'll measure it and come back with a number by area.