Erosion Fencing Ventura, CA

Initial Consultation and Property Assessment

The first step of the erosion fencing installation process involves an on-site meeting and property assessment. One of our licensed fencing contractors will come and visually inspect the lay of your land, taking note of any existing erosion issues as well as areas vulnerable to erosion. We consider the slope, soil type, proximity to downhill properties, and other important factors.

We also discuss the benefits different types of erosion fencing solutions offer, and make recommendations based on your unique landscape needs and budget. This allows us to put together a customized proposal tailored to providing optimal erosion control for your property.

Review Project Proposal and Schedule Installation

After assessing your landscape erosion control needs, we prepare a detailed project proposal outlining the recommended erosion fencing strategy. This includes specifications on materials to be used, visual renderings of what the installed fencing will look like, total linear footage required, and overall project investment.

We schedule a follow up meeting to go over the proposal together in detail, answer any questions, and collect a deposit to order customized fencing materials. Once the materials are in, we schedule the professional installation date(s).

Install Erosion Fencing Foundation Posts

On installation day, our licensed fencing team starts by surveying the property and using spray paint to mark the planned layout of the erosion fencing system. We identify optimal placement in relation to existing landscaping and areas prone to erosion issues.

The next important step is installing the foundation posts that the fencing will be attached to. For hillside erosion fencing, we use specialized metal or heavy-duty wooden posts anchored 1-3 feet into the ground, depending on the steepness of slope and soil conditions. Proper post anchoring ensures the fencing will have a sturdy base to hold up against rain and winds.

Attach Fencing Material to Foundation Posts

With the foundation posts installed, we move on to securely attaching your customized fencing material. The fencing rolls out along the anchor posts following the ideal layout we have mapped out to protect your entire landscape from erosion damage.

For sites with multiple slope levels, we recommend terracing the erosion fencing to break up long slopes for optimal erosion control. We also attach durable gates where needed to allow access into fenced in areas while still providing protection against storm water runoff.

Finish Fence Installation with Pro Landscaping Techniques

The final step involves finishing the installed erosion fence using professional landscaping techniques for an integrated, natural look. We backfill soil around posts for added stability.

Then we hydroseed any disturbed areas in front of the fencing to establish protective ground cover vegetation that further aids in controlling erosion.

The end result is an aesthetically pleasing erosion control fencing solution customized to your unique landscape. It works to effectively protect your property from the threat of erosion while also enhancing the beauty of your outdoor environment.