EEO Employer
Boulder wall streambank stabilization
Cross vane construction
Crowder Construction, Pender County, storm
drainage, grading and temporary sediment
control at Surface Water Treatment Plant
Gabion mattress spillway construction
Just as we have for the last 2 decades, Carolina Environmental Contracting continues to grow, embracing the new challenges and technologies unique to each commercial construction project.
Commercial construction is time-sensitive and rifled with complex environmental protection regulations and demands. Carolina Environmental?s years of experience and specialized training provide an unrivaled resource for contractors facing environmental challenges on construction sites. CEC has an established labor force with a reputation for approaching each project with a commitment for excellence, reliability and quick response.
Carolina Environmental?s long-term employees are not only seasoned by the toughest environmental construction situations, but they have also received specialized training. CEC has the resources and manpower to tackle bioretention pond construction, floodplain excavation, channel relocation, in-stream structures, drainage ditch excavation, sediment basin excavation, re-vegetation with native plants, silt fencing, embankment construction, tree protection and the full range of environmental challenges in commercial construction.
We know dirt. Foremen at Carolina Environmental Contracting are Level 1 Certified Erosion and Sediment Control/Stormwater Installers for the state of NC. Many of our supervisors are Level II Certified Erosion and Sediment Control/Stormwater Site Managers. Our Estimator/Project Manager, Stephen James, is a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control. CPESC certification is an international registry recognition.
Visit the CEC News page for details on current wetland mitigation and specialty projects.
Case Study: Lower Rocky River Wetland Mitigation, Siler City, NC
Due to the encroachment on existing wetlands by the construction of a new 160-acre reservoir, Carolina Environmental Contracting was contracted to construct 16 acres of replacement wetlands. This work consisted of site erosion control items including skimmer basins, silt fence, diversion channels and ditches, as well as seeding and matting.
The Siler City, NC, wetland mitigation project also required moving approximately 120,000 cubic yards of dirt and rock to obtain the desired elevation of the proposed wetlands. Upon completion Carolina Environmental Contracting installed over 1900 lf. of channel that will serve as a relief port for the influx of runoff during rain events.
