Erosion Repair

Erosion repair involves restoring areas of the landscape that have been damaged by soil erosion, which occurs when wind, water, or human activity wears away the topsoil. This maintenance task may include regrading the affected area, adding soil or compost to replace lost topsoil, and installing erosion control measures such as retaining walls, terracing, or planting ground covers to stabilize the soil. In some cases, erosion repair may also involve redirecting water flow or installing drainage systems to prevent further erosion. Regular erosion repair and prevention are crucial for maintaining the integrity of the landscape, preventing further soil loss, and ensuring that plants have a stable, fertile environment in which to grow.