Hydroseeding
It is the quickest, most cost effective strategy for erosion control in Alabama. It produces the best quality of seeding lawn, as well as aiding in landscaping, erosion prevention, and sediment loss. We will apply hydroseeding to large fields, solar farms, homes, construction sites or highways with steep slopes or rugged terrain throughout Alabama. Hydroseeding is environmentally friendly and will grow native grasses in the area that is being sprayed.
Erosion Control
We will design and deliver erosion control strategies that will provide effective and long-term soil stabilization throughout Alabama. Our team will repair any damaged areas that are along highways, on construction sites, at homes, or in areas that have been environmentally damaged. The services we offer in Alabama and Georgia include silt fences, wattles, seeding, mulching, hydroseeding, rip-rap, minor excavation, and more.
Stormwater Inspection
We provide all services, from inspections to erosion control and repair/replacement. Also, we will conduct all permits necessary for NPDES. And we don’t just stop there; during the job we follow all regulations of NPDES, making sure stormwater pollutants runoff doesn’t affect local waterways, as well as checking everything is being installed properly & more. This is another safety assessment we take on our jobsites in Alabama.
Hydroseeding. Done right.
Burns Environmental, Inc. was incorporated in 2013 by Chad Burns. Chad is a graduate of Auburn University with a Bachelor in Environmental Science. He has 15 years of experience related to environmental work, construction, operations management, and safety. These unique skills and competencies set our company apart from others providing similar services.
Hydroseeding. The Process.
Hydroseeding is the combination of seed, mulch, fertilizer, soil and water, it creates a blueish-green slurry that is sprayed all over the requested area. The pressure from the hose to the surface sprays the slurry to produce new vegetation for seed germination and turf development. The mixture that covers the ground binds the soil together to minimizing soil movement, and traps in moisture to create an environment for seeds to grow. Growth of the grass will start within a week and the new lawn will be ready to cut in about four weeks.