Keep Soil Where It Belongs During Construction

Erosion control and silt fencing in Flowery Branch that protects surrounding land and waterways during grading and site work.

If you are grading, clearing, or building on sloped or disturbed land in Flowery Branch, soil erosion can quickly become a problem during rain events. Papas Development installs silt fencing and erosion control measures that keep sediment on your property and out of neighboring lots, streets, and waterways.

The service includes installation of silt fencing along downhill property lines, placement of erosion control blankets on slopes, and other measures designed to reduce soil loss during construction. Whether you are preparing a residential lot in Flowery Branch or managing a larger grading project, erosion control helps support compliance with common site requirements and keeps your job site cleaner and safer.

If you need erosion control measures installed before or during site work, Papas Development can assess your property and install fencing and barriers that protect the surrounding area in Flowery Branch.

Fencing and Barriers That Stop Sediment Movement

The crew evaluates your site to determine where sediment is most likely to leave the property and installs silt fencing along those edges. In Flowery Branch, the fencing is staked into the ground with fabric extending below the surface to trap sediment while allowing water to pass through.

Once the fencing is in place, you will see that rainwater still drains off your lot, but the soil stays behind the barrier instead of washing into streets, neighboring yards, or storm drains. The fencing reduces soil loss on sloped or disturbed areas and helps maintain cleaner, safer job sites.

Erosion control is often paired with grading and drainage work to provide layered protection during construction, and the fencing remains in place until the site is stabilized with grass, gravel, or paving. The service does not include post-construction cleanup, but it prevents sediment from leaving the site during the active phase of work.

Answers to Practical Questions About Erosion Control

Property owners and contractors often want to know how the fencing works, how long it stays up, and whether it interferes with access or grading equipment.

What is silt fencing made of?
Silt fencing is made of woven geotextile fabric supported by wooden or metal stakes. It is designed to trap sediment while allowing water to pass through.
How long does the fencing stay in place?
The fencing remains installed until your site is stabilized with grass, gravel, or paving. This typically happens at the end of construction or grading work.
Why is erosion control required?
Erosion control helps protect surrounding land and waterways from sediment runoff during construction. It supports compliance with common site requirements and reduces the risk of fines or delays.
What happens if the fencing gets damaged during construction?
Papas Development can repair or replace damaged sections as needed. The fencing is designed to withstand normal weather and equipment activity, but heavy storms or equipment contact can require adjustments.
When should I install erosion control?
You should install erosion control before grading, clearing, or any work that disturbs the soil. Installing it early prevents sediment from leaving your property during the first rain event.

If you are starting a grading or construction project in Flowery Branch and need erosion control measures in place, Papas Development can install silt fencing and other barriers that keep sediment on your property and protect the surrounding area. Get in touch to schedule installation and stay compliant with site requirements.