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BAM Services, LLC

Built for Difficult Ground.

Rough-terrain hydroseeding and stabilization on pipeline and transmission right-of-way, documented from application to established stand.

BAM Services clears, grades, stabilizes, and re-vegetates the sites other crews hesitate to take. We plan for the conditions we find, communicate so customers always know where things stand, and keep safety and quality at the center of every shift. The result is a job that closes cleanly, without surprises.

Index

  • 01Parallel silt fences on cleared groundErosion control
  • 02Cut and fill on clayEarthwork
  • 03Silt fence on wet groundErosion control
  • 04Drone seeding over cleared groundSeeding
01

Erosion control

Parallel silt fences on cleared ground

Cleared ground moves water before anything grows on it. Two runs set parallel to the grade give the sheet flow somewhere to slow down and drop what it is carrying, instead of carrying it off the right of way.

Service
Erosion-control device installation
Scope
Silt fence / Sheet-flow control / Cleared right of way
Two parallel silt fences running along cleared ground
01Two parallel silt fence runs holding cleared ground.
02

Earthwork

Cut and fill on clay

Clay does not forgive a rushed grade. Moving it with a pan scraper keeps the haul short and the surface tight, so the finished plane is ready for stabilization rather than rework.

Service
Mass excavation and grading
Scope
Mass excavation / Grading / Wet-weather clay
Pan scraper moving clay across a cut-and-fill site
02Pan scraper moving clay across the cut.
03

Erosion control

Silt fence on wet ground

Devices are only worth what they hold after the rain. Walking and driving the runs is how a line gets found before an inspector finds it, and how a repair stays small.

Service
Erosion-control device installation
Scope
Silt fence / Wet-weather access / Run inspection
UTV parked on muddy ground beside an installed silt fence run
03Silt fence run held through wet weather, checked by UTV.
04

Seeding

Drone seeding over cleared ground

Cleared ground and a silt fence line are already in place. Flying the seed keeps a UTV off the surface and puts material where a ground rig would track through.

Service
Drone seeding
Scope
Drone seeding / Silt fence / Cleared ground
Drone seeding a cleared right-of-way with silt fence and a UTV in the background
04Drone applying seed while a UTV stays off the seeded surface.

The last step on the schedule.

Stabilization lands at the end of the job, when the calendar is tight and the ground is at its worst. Bringing it in as a planned scope instead of a punch item is what keeps closeout from turning into a second mobilization.

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