Stormwater & Erosion Control Services Across North Carolina

North Carolina properties face unique challenges: clay-heavy soils, steep terrain, aging stormwater systems, fluctuating rainfall patterns, and growing MS4/NPDES enforcement across municipalities. Erosion, shoreline failure, drainage issues, and infrastructure breakdown affect HOAs, golf courses, commercial properties, and municipal systems throughout the state.

Ecological Improvements provides turnkey stormwater, erosion, shoreline stabilization, drainage, and compliance solutions across North Carolina. We support communities from the mountains to the coast with expert assessments, detailed reporting, and reliable implementation—offering agnostic solutions tailored to every site, soil condition, and regulatory requirement.

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Our North Carolina Services

North Carolina’s geography creates stormwater and erosion problems that require tailored solutions. Clay soils erode differently than coastal sands, mountain slopes fail differently than Piedmont swales, and municipal requirements vary widely.

We provide comprehensive services across six major service categories:

Sediment, Erosion & Environmental Stabilization

Control soil loss, repair pond banks and eroded slopes, remove sediment, stabilize shorelines, and restore damaged stormwater environments.

Services include:

  • Sediment retrieval and hauling

  • Riprap and geotextile refurbishing

  • Sustainable pond bank stabilization

  • Bioengineered pond bank stabilization

  • Resistant planting and ecosystem restoration

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Stormwater & Sewer Infrastructure

 Installation, repair, and replacement of critical water, sewer, and stormwater systems across North Carolina communities.

Services include:

  • Water main break remediation

  • Water main & lateral installation

  • Forcemain sewer installation

  • Gravity sewer installation

  • Fire hydrant installation

  • Irrigation system repairs

  • Sewer manhole repairs

  • Water/sewer/storm pump troubleshooting

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Stormwater Drainage Systems

 Restore proper water flow, eliminate flooding, and correct pipe and drainage failures.

Services include:

  • Storm drain & pipe work

  • Storm drain replacement

  • Drain pipe installation

  • Camera inspections & jet cleaning

  • Catch basin repairs & rebuilding

  • Hydro-vac cleaning

  • Outlet control structure cleaning

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Compliance, Inspection & Maintenance

North Carolina HOAs and commercial properties face increasingly strict stormwater rules under local MS4 programs.

Services include:

  • Post-BMP & CEPSCI construction inspections

  • Long-term maintenance contracts

  • O&M documentation

  • Compliance reporting for HOAs, golf, commercial & municipal properties

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Ditching & Grading

 Correct slope issues, reshape drainage paths, and improve water movement across North Carolina’s diverse terrain.

Services include:

  • Swale construction & reconditioning

  • Slope shaping & contour grading

  • Culvert inlet/outlet regrading

  • Stormwater conveyance grading

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Outfalls & Emergency Stabilization

 Rapid response to slope failures, washouts, outfall collapses, and channel breaches caused by storms, saturated soils, or aging systems.

Services include:

  • Emergency slope stabilization

  • Washout repair

  • Temporary erosion control installations

  • Outfall scour protection

  • Channel breach repair & bank failure response

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Why North Carolina Chooses Ecological Improvements

  • Agnostic solutions tailored to NC’s soils (red clay, Piedmont loam, sand)

  • Trusted by HOAs, golf courses, municipalities & commercial operators

  • Clear, transparent communication with boards & property managers

  • CEPSCI-informed inspections and documentation

  • Reliable crews for complex or large-scale stormwater projects

  • Ability to service mountain, Piedmont, and coastal communities

  • Proven success in erosion, drainage, shoreline, and stormwater repair

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Our North Carolina Service Areas

Charlotte • Raleigh • Durham • Greensboro • Asheville • Wilmington • Cary • Fayetteville • Winston-Salem • Chapel Hill • Concord • Jacksonville • Huntersville • Boone • Holly Springs • Wake Forest • Indian Trail • Mooresville • Burlington • Apex

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Protect your North Carolina property with professional stormwater, drainage, erosion, and compliance support.

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