Retaining walls and masonry
Segmental or natural stone retaining walls, plus pavers, flagstone and brick work.
SITEWORK ACROSS NORTH GEORGIA
SANITATION &
LAND MANAGEMENT.NORTH GEORGIA.
Land management that clears and improves your property, from retaining walls and drainage to erosion control and pond upkeep.
CLEAR LAND. RESTORE BALANCE.
OUTDOOR SPACES
BUILT WITH PURPOSE.
From retaining walls and hardscaping to erosion control and pond maintenance, we handle the work that keeps a property usable, well drained and well kept.
For apartment communities and multifamily properties, we also offer valet trash pick-up, with doorstep collection that keeps the property clean and organized.
A COMPLETE START
WHAT OUR LAND MANAGEMENT SERVICE COVERS
Drainage integration
Drainage built into the work to protect your property from water damage.
Landscaping and lawn prep
Mulching, planting, hardscaping and lawn grading for a clean, finished outdoor space.
Erosion control
Silt fencing, hydroseeding and matting to control erosion and promote growth on disturbed land.
Ponds and stream banks
Retention and detention pond dredging, bank stabilization and sediment removal.
Valet trash pick-up
Doorstep trash collection for apartment communities, multifamily properties and residential developments.
BEFORE THE WORK STARTS
WALLS, WATER
AND THE RULES AROUND THEM.
A few Georgia and Cobb County rules shape this work before anything is built.
Retaining wall permits
In unincorporated Cobb County, retaining walls 30 inches and taller need a permit and a design stamped by a Georgia-registered engineer. Cities inside Cobb set their own rules.
Stream buffers
Georgia keeps a 25-foot undisturbed buffer along most streams and 50 feet along designated trout waters, measured from where vegetation is wrested by normal stream flow.
Detention pond upkeep
Stormwater ponds are usually the property owner's responsibility. In Marietta, for example, the recorded maintenance agreement requires the owner to keep the pond working and inspect it every year.
ONE CREW. A CLEAR SEQUENCE.
HOW A LAND MANAGEMENT JOB RUNS
STEP 01Walk the property
We look at the drainage, the grades and what you want the space to do.
STEP 02Quote the work
A written scope for the walls, drainage, landscaping or pond work.
STEP 03Protect the site
Erosion control goes in before the soil is disturbed.
STEP 04Build and finish
Walls, drainage, hardscape and planting installed and the area cleaned up.
STEP 05Final walk
We walk the finished work with you before calling the job done.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
LAND MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS WE GET
Start with the property and what you want to do. We'll help you work through the details.
ASK ABOUT YOUR PROJECTIn unincorporated Cobb County, walls 30 inches and taller need a permit and a design stamped by a Georgia-registered engineer. Cities inside Cobb set their own thresholds, so the rule depends on the address.
CLEAR LAND.RESTORE BALANCE.
Tell us about the property and what it needs, and we'll get you a free quote.