Water is a resource, unless it’s a liability. We can help you manage water in a way that meets your drainage and water management needs and ALSO contributes to a healthy, sustainable hydrologic cycle.
“Sometimes it seems like we do a lot of different things, but all our projects have in common managing water somehow by moving dirt or aggregate, putting in pipes of some type and size, and figuring out how to handle sediment in the system. The difference is the goal when you do it.”
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Rain harvesting
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
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Rain gardens
These are ways of infiltrating water on a residential scale, and drought-proofing your landscape and generating all of the other, myriad ecosystem benefits including drought proofing your landscape and reducing flooding downstream.
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Potable rainwater
Harvest rainwater, filter it to potable quality and plumb it into your house or business. This is a great way of supplimenting low producing wells, or no producing wells. This is possible and legal in our area, and for people with low-producing wells, and no springs, it is often their only option to have water.
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Bio-infiltration
Infiltrating storm water is a secret hack to jumpstarting ecosystem services, reducing floods during heavy rains, and reducing the effects of drought during long, dry periods. It also improves ecosystem diversity and resiliency!
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Springs
Capturing natural springs that come out of a mountain can be one of the most resilient ways of setting up an off-grid water system
