Erosion control & hydroseeding in Tennessee.
Utility-scale solar and large sitework across Tennessee: 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. TDEC's Construction General Permit requires a certified Level I inspector on site and follows the Tennessee Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook for BMP details. Seven-day stabilization applies on sites draining to impaired or exceptional waters.
Soils. Cherty silt loams in the Highland Rim and heavy clays in the Nashville Basin. Both move when wet. Temporary seeding between phases matters here because the rain comes in long events.
Work. Temporary and permanent seeding on utility-scale solar in Tennessee in 2026. See recent sites.
Everything stormwater on a Tennessee 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 Tennessee?
Send the civil set. We'll measure it and come back with a number by area.