Landscape Berm Construction

Landscape berm construction involves creating raised mounds of soil or earth, known as berms, to enhance the visual interest of a landscape, direct water flow, or create privacy screens. Berms can be used to add height and dimension to flat landscapes, improve drainage, or buffer noise from roads or neighboring properties. The construction process includes shaping the soil into the desired contour, compacting it for stability, and covering it with grass, mulch, or plants to prevent erosion. Proper berm construction requires careful planning to ensure the berm complements the overall landscape design and serves its intended functional purpose. Berms are a versatile tool in landscape design, offering both aesthetic and practical benefits.