Site Restoration and Regrading Solution in Seattle, Washington

Site restoration focuses on returning land to its original or environmentally safe condition after construction, contamination, or erosion damage. Regrading, on the other hand, involves reshaping the slope and elevation of the land to improve drainage, stability, or readiness for construction. These services often overlap but serve distinct functions. Envirotank’s team assesses both needs together to ensure your land meets safety, regulatory, and usability standards before or after a project.

Improperly graded land can lead to drainage problems, flooding, foundation damage, and erosion. Regrading ensures that water flows away from structures and into appropriate drainage zones. It’s a foundational step that supports long-term stability. Envirotank uses precise slope calculations and grading equipment to prepare land not just for safety, but for sustainability—preventing costly issues down the road.

Yes. Envirotank specializes in restoring contaminated, eroded, or degraded sites to environmentally sound conditions. This can include soil remediation, erosion control, topsoil replacement, and vegetation restoration. Whether damage was caused by construction, spills, or neglect, our team follows local environmental compliance standards to rehabilitate the land effectively.

Envirotank uses heavy-duty graders, excavators, dozers, hydroseeders, and compaction equipment. But the most critical “equipment” is proper planning—our team conducts topographical assessments, drainage analysis, and erosion studies to choose the right tools for your land’s needs. It’s not just about moving dirt—it’s about reshaping terrain with precision and foresight.

Yes, most regrading or restoration projects require permits, especially if they affect drainage, involve large soil movement, or are in sensitive environmental zones. Envirotank helps clients navigate local permitting requirements to stay compliant with city, county, and state regulations. We can assist in securing these permits and ensuring your project doesn’t face regulatory delays.

Common signs include standing water, soil erosion, foundation cracks, exposed tree roots, patchy vegetation, or uneven ground after construction. These issues can worsen over time and lead to environmental or structural problems. Envirotank offers site evaluations to diagnose whether restoration or regrading is needed—and what level of intervention is appropriate.

Project timelines vary based on size, terrain, weather conditions, and required permitting. Smaller jobs may take a few days, while large-scale restorations can span weeks. Envirotank provides detailed project schedules during our initial assessment, with clear timelines for each phase, including prep, grading, soil management, and cleanup.

It can, depending on the scope. However, Envirotank aims to minimize disruption wherever possible. We can transplant valuable plants, protect trees, and reseed affected areas post-project. In some cases, regrading actually improves vegetation health by fixing drainage issues and providing better soil support for roots.

Absolutely. Erosion control is integral to every project we undertake. Depending on the site’s needs, we may install silt fences, use erosion control blankets, apply hydroseeding, or build swales. These measures stabilize the land immediately and help vegetation take root more effectively after grading is complete.

No. Restoration is also essential after environmental degradation, failed landscaping, or storm damage. In fact, some clients call us in to fix work done incorrectly by previous contractors. Whether you're starting a new project or cleaning up after one, Envirotank brings degraded or unstable land back to usable condition.