Erosion Control Solutions
Water traveling down slopes, from either rain or irrigation systems, wears away the soil and makes a mess of our land. Damage from erosion is caused when silt builds up and interferes with drainage structures, crops, and road stability. Because we live in the middle of the Smoky Mountains, soil erosion is a predictable occurrence in Western North Carolina. Erosion control strategies—such as applying mulch, constructing retaining walls, and planting soil-stabilizing vegetation—help to prevent such damage. The proper preparation for the storms will allow your family to save money and time.
Offering the follow erosion control services to keep erosion at bay in your lawn:
- Retaining wall and structures
- Hydroseeding
- Mulch
- Subsurface drainage systems
- Soil-stabilizing plants
- Surface drainage
- Slope stabilization
Asheville Retaining Wall Contractors
Hardscapes, or landscape construction, is everything that is not alive or planted. These inorganic elements can work to delineate spaces, increase functionality of the yard, and add lasting beauty to your outdoor space.
Laurel Crest team specializes in high-end landscaping features that will set your home apart from the others. We hope to create a luxurious outdoor space where you can relax in the evenings or entertain guests on the weekends. Our team is ready to walk you through the benefits and disadvantages for each option you are considering. We will guide you as you choose color compatibility, textures, and materials for your lawn’s hardscape and will expertly integrate each feature with the surrounding nature and beauty of your home or office.
Whether you desire a stone pathway, a fire pit, lighting, or an outdoor kitchen, Laurel Crest will construct an outdoor space for you that is both attractive and livable.
Asheville Retaining Wall Contractors
- Retaining and seating walls
- Grindstone and natural stone steps
- Raised planting beds
- Terraces, patios, walkways, and driveways
- Patios and outdoor entertaining spaces
- Outdoor grills, kitchens, or bars
- Water features (e.g., ponds, brooks, foundations)
- Outdoor living spaces
- Lighting
- Fire pits or fireplaces
- Courtyards
- Rock walls