Landscape Grading and Resloping

Landscape grading and resloping is the process of reshaping the terrain to correct or improve the land's slope, ensuring proper water drainage and preventing issues such as erosion, pooling, and foundation damage. This technique involves removing or adding soil to create the desired contours, followed by compaction to stabilize the surface. Grading and resloping are often necessary when preparing a site for construction, landscaping, or after addressing drainage problems. Proper grading ensures that water flows away from buildings and other structures, reducing the risk of water-related damage. In addition to functional benefits, grading and resloping can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of the landscape by creating smooth, natural-looking contours.