McCain Stream Restoration, Asheboro, NC
When streams and wetlands become degraded, Carolina Environmental Contracting works to restore them so they can once again perform their natural functions of preserving water quality, supporting fish and wildlife habitats, controlling floodwaters and pollution runoff, and keeping erosion in check.
Many construction projects require streams to be relocated in a manner that maintains a healthy habitat for wildlife. Our experience and dedication to meeting or exceeding the strict government standards regarding stream and wetlands protection have made us a leader in this field.
Case Study: Crab Creek Stream and Wetland Restoration, Alleghany County, NC
Carolina Environmental Contracting contracted with the NC Ecosystem Enhancement Program to restore 4100 linear feet of natural stream channel.
Channel adjustments, grading of existing stream banks, installation of grade control structures and erosion control measures were all requirements of the stream and wetland restoration project. In addition, Carolina Environmental Contracting built 8 acres if wetlands.
