Texoma Excavation & Construction is an excavation company and erosion control contractor specializing in construction site erosion control. We design, implement, and maintain residential, commercial, and construction site erosion control plans. We use a variety of techniques to prevent soil erosion, including vegetation, retaining walls, and a variety of drainage systems for the job. [read more]
An Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP) document describes the measures and practices to prevent or minimize soil erosion and sedimentation during construction activities. In Texas, this is required for construction projects disturbing one acre or more, or is part of a larger common development plan of one acre or more of land. [read more]
Permeable pavement materials are used in rainscaping for walking paths and other purposes such as driveways, parking areas, patios, tennis courts and even streets. Rainscaping refers to any combination of plantings, water features, catch basins, permeable pavements and other methods of managing stormwater as close as possible to where it falls, rather than moving it someplace else. [read more]
Rainscaping is a term that emerged in 2008 describing a variety of practices that manage stormwater runoff in a sustainable and aesthetic way. Rainscaping is any combination of plantings, water features, catch basins, and other activities that manage stormwater as close as possible to where it falls, rather than moving it someplace else. [read more]
Soil erosion is the process by which soil is removed from the land surface by wind, water, or other geological agents. This discussion focuses on erosion caused by stormwater runoff. Various types of poor land management practices, including overgrazing, deforestation, overgrazing, intensive farming practices, and construction work, lead to avoidable soil erosion. [read more]
Texoma Excavation & Construction is an excavation company and erosion control contractor specializing in soil erosion management. We design, implement, and maintain residential, commercial, and construction site erosion control plans. We use a variety of techniques to prevent soil erosion, including vegetation, retaining walls, and a variety of drainage systems for the job. [read more]
Bioswales are shallow vegetated channels that slowly convey and absorb rainwater runoff. They can be used to direct surface runoff to rain gardens or other landscape areas where water can be absorbed. Bioswales can be vegetated with a variety of trees, shrubs and perennial plants. We will create sustainable bioswale solutions to your stormwater management needs. [read more]
A dry detention basin manages stormwater by temporarily storing runoff from rain events, releasing it slowly, preventing downstream flooding and erosion. A dry detention basin does not have a permanent pool of water, unlike a stormwater retaining pond, which is designed to hold water for longer periods and provide some water quality benefits. [read more]
A constructed stormwater wetland is a type of stormwater management practice that mimics the functions of natural wetlands. It collects, stores, and treats stormwater runoff using physical, chemical, and biological processes. Stormwater wetlands can help reduce peak flows, improve water quality, and provide habitat for wildlife. read more
Depending on the type and location of your feeders, you can attract a range of animals, reptiles, and insects to your backyard. These include: animals such as deer, opossums &weasels; Reptiles such as snakes, lizards, and turtles; Insects such as butterflies and bees may be attracted to feeders providing nectar, pollen, or fruit. [read more]
