Tree service in Norman, OK

Properties near Bishop Creek and the Canadian River corridor in Norman need grading that directs surface runoff away from the structure and toward drainage paths that can carry the volume. Yard drainage systems combined with grading and resloping work together to move water off the lot before it reaches the foundation or pools in the yard.

Clay soil in Norman sheds water rather than absorbing it, which means the finished grade has to be precise enough to move runoff in the right direction. Clay also shifts seasonally as it wets and dries, so grades need to be set with that movement in mind. We work with Norman's soil conditions regularly and adjust our approach based on what the specific lot is doing.

Yes. Erosion control construction stabilizes sloped surfaces and directs runoff into controlled paths so it does not cut channels through the yard. Norman's spring storm season delivers heavy rainfall fast, and sloped lots without erosion control lose soil quickly. We assess the slope and install the right solution for the volume of water that lot receives.

Yes. Landscape site preparation and clearing and grubbing get a raw lot ready for construction. We remove vegetation and root systems, grade the site to the correct slope, and haul off excess material so the foundation crew has a clean, properly prepared surface to work from.