Restoring Rivers and Streams Across the Front Range & Southeastern Wyoming

Protecting waterways, enhancing habitats, and preventing erosion with expert river restoration solutions.

Why River Restoration is Important

Healthy rivers and streams are vital to our environment, communities, and wildlife. Over time, natural waterways can suffer from erosion, sediment buildup, invasive species, and habitat degradation. Legacy Excavation is committed to restoring the natural balance of rivers and streams while minimizing environmental impact.

Our restoration work not only stabilizes banks and improves water quality but also enhances flood control and supports biodiversity in your local ecosystem.

Our River Restoration Services

• Bank Stabilization & Erosion Control: Using natural materials like boulders and vegetation to reinforce vulnerable riverbanks.

• Streambed Reconstruction: Restoring natural flow patterns to prevent sediment buildup and improve aquatic habitat.

• Riparian Vegetation Planting: Planting native trees, shrubs, and grasses to stabilize soil and provide wildlife habitat.

• Invasive Species Management: Removing or controlling invasive plants that threaten native ecosystems.

• Floodplain Restoration: Reconnecting rivers with their floodplains to enhance natural flood control.

Our River Restoration Process

• Site Assessment: Detailed evaluation of river conditions, erosion points, and environmental factors.

• Custom Restoration Plan: Collaborative design tailored to the ecological and regulatory needs of your site.

• Permitting & Approvals: Assisting with local, state, and federal permitting to ensure compliance.

• Expert Excavation & Installation: Precise earthwork using environmentally sensitive techniques and equipment.

• Monitoring & Maintenance Guidance: Post-restoration monitoring and recommendations to ensure long-term success.

Service Area

Legacy Excavation proudly serves river restoration projects throughout Colorado’s Front Range — including Denver, Fort Collins, Boulder and Southeastern Wyoming, such as Cheyenne and Laramie.