Silt fence installed along a wooded North Carolina construction site

Erosion Control

Reliable erosion control solutions, including silt fence, matting, wattles, and dissipators, installed and maintained to protect your site, support regulatory compliance, and keep your project moving forward.

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What it is

The measures that keep soil on your site.

Erosion control encompasses the full range of temporary and permanent measures designed to keep soil, sediment, and stormwater runoff contained on an active construction site. It is the foundation of everything we do—from initial grading to final stabilization—and it is often one of the first areas inspectors evaluate.

Keep Soil On Site
Filter Runoff
Pass Inspection
What we install

A complete toolkit.

We design and install solutions tailored to each project’s specific conditions, including silt fence and sediment barriers, erosion control matting and wattles, tree and wetland protection fencing, and rip-rap dissipators that slow concentrated flow before it becomes a problem.

Erosion control is as much a schedule requirement as it is an environmental one.

We work with general contractors, developers, and project managers to keep sites compliant and projects moving forward without missing a beat.

Silt fence line protecting a graded lot
How we do it

Our erosion control approach includes.

Silt Fence & Barriers

Sediment barriers sized and placed to filter runoff before it leaves the site.

Matting & Wattles

Erosion control blankets and wattles that hold soil in place on slopes and channels.

Rip-Rap Dissipators

Stone dissipator pads and channels that slow concentrated water flow at outlets.

Tree & Wetland Protection

Fencing that keeps equipment and traffic out of sensitive areas and waterways.

Inspection & Maintenance

Ongoing checks and repairs that keep measures working through the life of the project.

Fencing and stabilization tailored to site conditions
Delcid's focus

Reliable erosion control for every site condition.

From silt fence and matting to wattles and dissipators, we provide erosion control solutions tailored to your site’s unique conditions and project requirements. Our goal is simple: keep soil where it belongs, support compliance, and keep your project on schedule. See our dedicated fence installation page for more information.

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In the field

Erosion control work, on real sites.

Mica Ridge

Erosion Control
Silt fence line along a graded slope at Mica Ridge Silt fence protecting an overlook slope at Mica Ridge Silt fence installation on a graded slope at Mica Ridge Stabilized slope near townhomes at Mica Ridge Drainage structure with stone reinforcement at Mica Ridge Rip-rap dissipator outlet at Mica Ridge Drainage structure with stone reinforcement at Mica Ridge Stabilized slope along a cul-de-sac at Mica Ridge Detail of a stone-reinforced drainage structure at Mica Ridge Crew at a drainage outlet at Mica Ridge

Sagecroft

Erosion Control
Crew installing erosion control matting at Sagecroft Rolling out erosion control matting at Sagecroft Finished erosion control matting on a slope at Sagecroft Culvert dissipator outlet at Sagecroft Rip-rap lined stormwater basin at Sagecroft Culvert at a stormwater basin at Sagecroft Grading a stormwater basin at Sagecroft Rip-rap lined stormwater basin at Sagecroft Stormwater basin outfall at Sagecroft

Wendell Falls Pond

Erosion Control
Erosion control matting along a channel at Wendell Falls Pond Rip-rap dissipator at Wendell Falls Pond

Autumnwood

Erosion Control
Silt fence along a graded slope before stabilization at Autumnwood Silt fence line on a slope near homes at Autumnwood Drainage channel dug into a slope before stabilization at Autumnwood Rip-rap channel under construction on a fenced slope at Autumnwood Hydroseeded slope with a rip-rap channel after stabilization at Autumnwood Detail of a rip-rap lined drainage channel at Autumnwood Finished rip-rap channel on a stabilized slope near homes at Autumnwood Finished rip-rap channel along a hydroseeded slope at Autumnwood Rip-rap channel at golden hour at Autumnwood Erosion control matting along a graded path at Autumnwood

Banks Twenty

Erosion Control
Erosion control matting on a basin slope at Banks Twenty Check dam slowing flow in a stormwater channel at Banks Twenty Detail of rip-rap placement at Banks Twenty Rip-rap staged for placement at Banks Twenty Stormwater channel at golden hour at Banks Twenty Long stormwater channel with rip-rap at Banks Twenty Stabilized swale at Banks Twenty Grading a stormwater basin slope at Banks Twenty Overview of a stormwater basin under construction at Banks Twenty Tiered stormwater basin under construction at Banks Twenty Crew working on a stormwater basin at Banks Twenty Wide stormwater basin under construction at Banks Twenty Roller compactor grading a basin slope at Banks Twenty

Keep your site compliant and moving.

Tell us about your site, and we’ll install the right erosion control measures quickly, in compliance with code requirements, and built to last.

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