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Otty's Landscape Construction LLC
Distance: 100.4 Mi4989 SE King Rd
97222 Portland -
Fox Erosion Control & Landscape Inc
Distance: 102.8 Mi11901 SE Highway 212
97015 Clackamas -
Enviroad
Distance: 109.0 Mi2606 N Newark St
97217 Portland -
Northwest Hydro-Mulchers Inc
Distance: 105.9 Mi37621 SE Bear Creek Ln
97009-9793 Boring -
Sunmark Seeds International
Distance: 109.8 Mi845 Northwest Dunbar
97201 Portland
Rexius Erosion Control Services
- 1275 Bailey Hill Road
- Eugene, Oregon
- 97402
- Phone: (541) 342-1835
- Website
Description
As the use of compost/mulch continues to increase, it has been discovered that it is highly effective in reducing many forms of erosion. Repeated studies by the EPA, DOT's, and numerous field demonstration are all presenting overwhelming data that an organic compost/mulch has superior performance characteristics and numerous long-term benefits that few of the existing erosion and sediment control products have. A compost/mulch blanket application will greatly reduce splash and rill erosion while giving the soil the ability to infiltrate more water. So rather than discharging the water down slope and into some type of conveyance system the compost/mulch effectively absorbs, stores and slowly discharges the water at a reduced rate. This is very beneficial when establishing vegetation, restoring ground water or cutting back irrigation needs. The inherently black/dark brown color of compost combined with it's microbial and thermophillic properties give it the ability to dramatically increase germination rates and expand seeding dates. Increased microbial activity, soil tilth, and biology are components that have to be considered in the long-term effectiveness of the product and the reduction in the overall cost of each project. Compost/mulch filter berms have been proven to out perform the traditional sediment control BMP's (sediment/silt fence), by an overwhelming margin. EcoBerm