Stabilized residential access
Grading and aggregate preparation to support vehicle access and reduce disturbed-soil tracking.
Commercial & Residential
Construction Erosion and Sediment Control
CDC Excavation installs and maintains practical erosion and sediment controls to protect disturbed soil, reduce sediment movement, and support the project team’s approved plans. Installation is coordinated with site access, grading, drainage, and construction sequencing.
Request a bid → Fort Wayne + two-hour radius
Scope
Capabilities for the work.
Every estimate is built around the plans, field conditions, access, schedule, and responsibilities specific to the project.
Silt-fence installation
Inlet protection
Stabilized construction entrances
Erosion-control blankets
Check dams
Sediment traps
Temporary seeding
Final stabilization
Dust control
Maintenance and repair
Removal after project completion
Installation from project or SWPPP plans
Project types
Commercial & residential
- Commercial developments
- Residential construction
- Road and access projects
- Utility work
- Mass-grading sites
- Redevelopment and demolition sites
Equipment & technical capability
Prepared for production
- Plan-based layout of control measures
- Integration with grading and site access
- Tracked and compact equipment for installation
- Aggregate entrance construction
- Maintenance and repair after weather or construction impacts
Our process
Clear from bid to turnover.
- 01
Review the plan
We review the project or SWPPP details, limits of disturbance, access, and installation sequence.
- 02
Install initial controls
Perimeter, inlet, entrance, and other initial measures are installed where included in the plan.
- 03
Maintain with the work
Repairs, cleaning, adjustments, and added stabilization can be scheduled as site conditions change.
- 04
Stabilize and remove
Temporary measures are removed when authorized and final stabilization scopes are completed as contracted.
Recent work
Work visible in the field.
Active commercial grading site
Earthwork sequencing around open soil, access routes, and changing drainage conditions.
Aggregate construction surface
Aggregate placement and grading for stable equipment and vehicle movement.
Documentation
Insurance certificates and project-specific documentation can be provided with the proposal when requested.
Project requirements
Licensing, permits, inspections, testing, and certifications are confirmed by scope and jurisdiction before contract.
Service area
Fort Wayne, Indiana and surrounding areas within an approximately two-hour radius.
Frequently asked questions
Before the work starts.
Do you install controls from a SWPPP?+
CDC can install measures shown on project or SWPPP plans. The owner and project team remain responsible for overall compliance, inspections, reporting, and responsibilities outside CDC’s contracted scope.
Can you maintain erosion controls?+
Maintenance and repair can be included or scheduled separately as weather and construction activity affect the measures.
Do you provide final stabilization?+
Temporary seeding, erosion-control blanket, aggregate, and other stabilization scopes can be evaluated from the plans and site conditions.
Does installation guarantee regulatory compliance?+
No single contractor controls every part of compliance. CDC performs its contracted installation and maintenance work according to the provided plans and field direction.
Request a bid
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