Welcome To ENCAP, Inc.
General Contracting
Utilizing vast on-site field experience and engineering knowledge to identify and address the environmental risk factors associated with land improvement, ENCAP, Inc. provides a realistic and practical approach to complete projects on time and within budget. ENCAP, Inc. specializes in both public land improvement projects and specialized private contracting projects. Past project examples include:
- Lake and Pond Shoreline Restoration and Conversion
- Bridge Substructure Construction
- Troubled Asset Clean-Up
- Green Infrastructure Practices
- Walking Trails and Paths
- Native Stormwater Detention Basins
- Streambank Stabilization
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Erosion and Sediment Control
ENCAP, Inc. has built a reputation for providing practical and effective erosion and sediment control solutions to the most complicated and sensitive projects. We are experts and assessing difficult site conditions and building long-term solutions to ensure compliance with state, county, and local stormwater regulations. ENCAP backs up our recommendations with actions, and is capable at taking control of problematic sites.
Surface water quality protection is a new reality for all construction projects both in private and public sectors. Increased awareness of existing regulations and closer enforcement of those regulations are leading to a greater focus on construction site erosion and sediment control measures. These regulations encompass more than simply one rule or a single guideline. Overlapping regulatory agencies and the variety in local, county, state, and federal standards make erosion and sediment control anything but an afterthought in the development process. ENCAP’s erosion and sediment control services offer the most comprehensive and most effective solutions to ensure your sites stay in compliance. Click below to learn more about our services.
Native Landscaping
The ENCAP, Inc. Native Landscaping Division has completed over five hundred native plant community installations over the past 20 years. We are experts in native seed and live plug installation and protection. Our extensive knowledge of erosion control products and wildlife exclusion methods maximize the chances for successful mature plant establishment. Our extensive experience has provided the staff a vast reservoir of knowledge from which to draw. This knowledge enables us to tailor installation methods to the unique set of circumstances encountered on or within each project.
Some factors affecting installation methods are seasonal timing, soil conditions, topography, geography, earthwork phasing, and vegetative performance standards. These factors determine seeding rates, erosion and wildlife protection methods, equipment needs, plant community installation phasing, cover crop needs, and plant material. With so many factors affecting quality installations, ENCAP, Inc. has assembled a fleet of vehicles, machines, and implements to handle projects of any size and complexity.
Native Landscaping
Ecological Consulting
Our team of ecological consultants is responsible for initial design consultation on new projects, quality control inspections during construction, and monitoring of ongoing management and maintenance sites. In addition to the close association with the native landscape specialists, the ecologists at ENCAP work closely with the erosion and sedimentation control division to ensure that preserved and created natural areas are protected during site development.
The relationship between our consulting and contracting divisions creates a practical knowledge base to develop and implement native landscaping plans with a sense of responsibility that few contractors and consultants can match. The accuracy of our initial data collection reporting, and site assessments enable us to create and implement practical native landscaping plans that economically meet the needs of our clients while maintaining and/or enhancing local water quality functions.


Founded in 1973, ENCAP Inc. has consistently adapted to the ever increasing ecological risk factors and challenges facing land improvement projects.
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