Blade Cutters II

Storm Water & Erosion Control

Blade Cutters Stormwater and Erosion Control offers a “Complete BMP Agent Plan” for any Construction Project!

Our company can help you with your needs for any type of erosion and sediment control. We are trained to help you decide the proper product for the application at the site and we guarantee our installations. We will install the products, inspect and maintain them for you. We will then remove them once your project is complete. We can maintain your required Construction Site and Maintenance log for the MS4 local inspectors. Leave the installation, inspections, and paperwork to us!

Cost of materials and installation is separate.

What is a BMP?

Storm water best management practices (BMP) are methods designed to control storm water runoff incorporating sediment control and soil stabilization. They also define management practices that can prevent or reduce pollution.

BMPs We Provide

Complete Perimeter Control

American made silt and coir logs, erosion control blankets, inlet protection for drainage and concrete washout stations.

Rain Barrels & Cisterns

These are used to prevent runoff from roofs entering the storm drain system and can be used to provide water for gardens, lawns, and flower beds.

Rain Garden

A small residential depression planted with native wetland and prairie vegetation designed to collect street runoff.

Filter Strips

Densely planted strips of ground used primarily to contain runoff from paved areas such as roadways, small parking lots, play grounds, and more.

Swales

The storm runoff collects in this small channel or depression and natural sedimentation removes the pollutants.

Infiltration Basin

Man-made basins planted with hardy vegetation that collects storm water and uses natural sedimentation to remove pollutants.

Infiltration Planters

Man-made raised areas planted with vegetation to act as strip filters for parking lots, sidewalks and other paved urban areas.

Infiltration Trenches

Man-made excavations that are lined with filter material. The trench holds and filters the storm water until it eventually seeps into the surrounding soil.

Natural/Native Vegetation

A method of planting natural grasses and other vegetation, usually on higher ground adjacent to lowlands. They are designed to reduce runoff and trap sediment.

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