Environmental Construction the Natural Way
Restoring North America’s Streams, Wetlands, and Waterways.
Get the job done safely and effectively.
Reduce erosion and pollution.
Restore wetlands to their natural state.
Preserve natural habitats for animals.
It’s our duty to protect the safety of our families, the environment, and our ecosystems.
The instability of erosion in our streams and rivers causes the loss of riparian vegetation such as trees and shrubs. These maintain stability for stream banks and provide a home for birds and other wildlife, while also serving as a filter from upland runoff.
Good stewardship of the land and of our water resources is an absolute necessity of our society.
Stream Restoration
Wetland Restoration
Ecological Clearing
Retention Basins/BMP
Dam Removal & Repair
We’re bridging the gap between owners and designers by understanding their goals and providing them with options for success.
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Restored Stream Footage
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Wetland acres restored
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trees planted
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design build projects
Hear what our clients have to say
“The Town of Kernersville has been pleased with the work done by North State Environmental for several projects over the years. NSE constructed a stepped biocell system next to our Public Services building, a stream restoration within a local park, and a pipe/streambank stabilization project in a neighborhood. Each of these projects had its own unique challenges but the staff was professional, patient, and respectful of others; especially when interacting with citizens near the projects. They were safe and efficient in doing their work.
Project leads were in regular contact with Town staff providing updates, willing to take elected officials on private tours with explanations during construction, listened to our needs, and were willing to brainstorm to make changes that ended up better in the long run. There always seems to be an unpredictable snafu when doing these types of environmental projects. With our projects, NSE was willing to try to find a solution that worked as close to the budget while sticking to the original intended goal or design.”