Erosion Management Services, Inc.

The Atlanta Clean Water Act would play a big role in the rapidly growing city of Atlanta.

Erosion can affect public and private property, as well as wildlife, and is a contributing factor to pollution. Erosion/Improper drainage can lead to costly repairs, damage, and work stop orders. Soil erosion and control of sediment are important to protect and conserve land, air, and water. A study completed in 1972 found that sediment and erosion contributed immensely to surface water pollution as well as harmed agricultural, recreational, and domestic properties. These sediments can also act as carrying devices for bacteria, metals, and other pollutants.

With multiple crews and years of experience, Erosion Management Services holds a “blue card.” Anyone involved in land development, design, review, permitting, construction, monitoring, inspection, or any land-disturbing activity in Georgia must meet education requirements and be certified by the Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission program developed in consultation with the Georgia Environmental Protection Division and the Stakeholder Advisory Board. GASWCC 

By state law, all discharges of stormwater are associated with common plans of development or other construction activity where ground disturbances are greater than an acre or as required by local government. With over twenty years of experience in Atlanta, our customers find that Erosion Management Services, Inc is confident, reliable, and most importantly, honest.