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Erosion and sediment control plans, done by a certified professional.

Land-disturbing work in Georgia requires proper erosion, sediment, and pollution control. Daydream prepares these plans in-house, drawn by a CPESC and GSWCC Level II certified design professional, so your project stays compliant and your site stays protected.

CPESC
Certified Professional in Erosion & Sediment Control
GSWCC Level II
Georgia certified design professional
In-House
No outsourcing, no markup, no delay
Why It Matters

Erosion control is not paperwork. It is what keeps a project legal and a site intact.

Any project that disturbs the ground can trigger erosion and sediment control requirements. Skip it or get it wrong, and the consequences are real: stop-work orders, fines, failed inspections, and sediment washing off your site into streets and streams. In North Georgia red clay, on any kind of slope, uncontrolled runoff does real damage fast.

A proper erosion and sediment control plan spells out exactly how the site will be protected during construction, where the controls go, how they are maintained, and how the land is stabilized. Because Daydream holds the certifications to prepare these plans directly, it is handled in-house as part of your design set, not farmed out and marked up.

What The Plan Covers

A complete, compliant control plan.

Erosion, sediment, and pollution control designed to satisfy Georgia requirements and protect the site through construction.

Erosion & Sediment Controls

Placement and detailing of silt fence, inlet protection, construction exits, and the measures that keep soil on site.

Phasing & Sequencing

How the work is staged so ground is never left exposed longer than it must be, controls in before disturbance.

Stabilization

Temporary and permanent stabilization so disturbed ground is secured and restored as the project progresses.

Compliance Documentation

Plans and details prepared to meet Georgia GSWCC standards and local jurisdiction requirements for approval.

Silt fence layout Inlet protection Construction exits Phasing plans Stabilization details GSWCC-standard details NPDES-aligned documentation
The Credentials Behind It

Prepared by a certified erosion control professional.

This is not a plan pulled from a template. It is prepared by someone the state and industry have certified to do exactly this work.

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CPESC

Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control, an EnviroCert International credential for erosion and sediment control design and oversight.

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GSWCC Level II

Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission Level II Design Professional, certified to design erosion and pollution control for land-disturbing activities.

03

Design-Build Context

Prepared by a licensed contractor who knows how the plan has to work in the field, not just on paper.

04

In-House & Coordinated

Handled as part of your design set, coordinated with civil engineers where a project requires stamped engineering.

Who It Serves

For our builds, and for others who need a certified plan.

We prepare erosion and sediment control plans for our own projects, and as a standalone service for builders, contractors, and design professionals who need a compliant plan prepared by a certified professional. You get the plan without keeping the certification on staff.

CPESC Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control seal

CPESC and GSWCC Level II certified.

Daydream founder Jesse House holds both the CPESC credential and Georgia GSWCC Level II Design Professional certification, so erosion control plans are prepared by someone certified to do it. View all credentials

Common Questions

Erosion control plans, answered.

Does my project need an erosion control plan?
Most projects that disturb soil do, and the threshold varies by jurisdiction. Pools, grading, and larger hardscape projects commonly require one. If you are unsure, we can tell you quickly based on your scope and location.
What happens if I skip it?
You risk stop-work orders, failed inspections, and fines, and you risk real sediment damage washing off the site. It is far cheaper to plan for it than to be cited for it.
What is the difference between CPESC and GSWCC Level II?
CPESC is a national professional certification in erosion and sediment control. GSWCC Level II is Georgia's specific Design Professional certification required to design erosion and pollution control for land-disturbing activities in the state. Daydream holds both.
Can you prepare a plan for a project you are not building?
Yes. We provide erosion control plans as a standalone service for other builders and professionals who need a certified plan.

Keep your project compliant from the ground up.

Tell us about your site and scope. We will prepare an erosion and sediment control plan that satisfies the requirements and protects the property.

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