Pond Building and Land Work in Guilford County, NC
Country Land Inside a Growing County
Guilford County is home to two of the biggest cities in the Triad, but the northern half of the county is still horse farms, pasture and wooded home sites. That is the ground we know best. We work from Stokesdale and Summerfield across to Oak Ridge, and on larger properties around Greensboro and High Point.
Ponds Where There Are Neighbors Downhill
Owners here often want a pond to look at and fish in, or a farm pond for horses and cattle. With houses and roads close by, it matters what sits below any dam and where the runoff from uphill development is coming from. Our pond permit guide explains which rules can apply.
Watershed Rules Around the City Lakes
A large share of northern Guilford County drains to the reservoirs that supply Greensboro. Water supply watershed rules can limit how much ground you disturb and how close you build to streams. None of that has to stop a project, but it is much easier to plan around before the first tree comes down.
Clearing, Grading and Drainage on Larger Lots
Many of our Guilford County calls are for a new home site, a pasture that has grown up, or a yard that holds water. We handle land clearing, forestry mulching, excavation and grading and drainage solutions, and we can do all of them on the same job.
Communities We Serve
- Greensboro
- High Point
- Oak Ridge
- Summerfield
- Stokesdale
- Browns Summit
- Jamestown
And the rural land around them. See every area we serve.
Guilford County Questions
Do you work in Guilford County?
Yes. Most of our Guilford County work is in the northern and western parts of the county, like Stokesdale, Summerfield and Oak Ridge, plus larger lots around Greensboro and High Point.
Are there extra rules for ponds near Greensboro?
Often, yes. Lake Brandt, Lake Higgins and Lake Townsend supply Greensboro’s drinking water, and land that drains to them falls inside water supply watersheds with their own development rules. Check with Guilford County planning about your parcel before you plan a pond or major grading.
How far is Guilford County from you?
Northern Guilford is about half an hour from our base in Walnut Cove, and Greensboro and High Point are a little farther. That is close enough that travel adds little to the cost of most jobs.
Have Land in Guilford County?
Call (336) 551-8978 or send us the details. We will come look at the property and give you an estimate.