Erosion control, earthwork, gabions, and hard armoring — Armor Site Services self-performs the full site scope for general contractors across the DFW metroplex. On schedule, inspection-ready, built to hold.
Erosion control and earthwork for general contractors across the DFW metroplex.
Silt fence, inlet protection, stabilized entrances, hydromulch, and the maintenance to keep every control inspection-ready.
Excavation, grading, and earthwork — cut and fill, rough and fine grade, and site prep to get pads and channels to spec.
Wire-basket gabion walls and baskets for slope stabilization, channel banks, and retaining structures built to hold.
Articulated concrete block mats, riprap, and channel lining for slope and channel protection — durable hard armor where erosion blankets won't cut it.
"Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand…" — Ephesians 6:11
The name isn't an accident. Ephesians 6:11 calls us to be prepared, protected, and unmoved when pressure comes — and that's the standard we hold ourselves to on every site. Erosion control, earthwork, gabions, and hard armoring all do one job: hold the line when wind, water, and time push against it. We build protection that stands, and we treat every general contractor we work with the same way — dependable, inspection-ready, and there when it counts.
Armor Site Services has been working for general contractors since 2020. We are a site work subcontractor based in the DFW metroplex, and we run work across Texas and Oklahoma — commercial pad sites, residential subdivisions, roadway and infrastructure jobs, solar farms, low water crossings, retaining walls, and data centers.
What makes us different is that we self-perform all four scopes: erosion control, earthwork, gabions, and hard armoring. Most general contractors have to line up separate subs for the dirt, the erosion controls, and the channel armor — and then manage the gaps between them. We cut the channel, line it, and armor it with the same crew. When something is out of tolerance, there is nobody to point at but us, and that is how it should be.
Our work stays inspection-ready. Erosion control is not a one-time install — it is a scope that has to hold up through the whole job, through every storm and every other trade that runs over it. We handle the install, the maintenance, and the final stabilization so the SWPPP closes out clean.
Have a job out for bid? Send us the plans and the SWPPP and we will get a line-item bid back to you quick. Call (972) 310-7293.
Send us your drawings and SWPPP — we'll get a line-item erosion control bid back to you quick.
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