Restored creek line with rock beaching and native revegetation

Environmental works

Restoring land that construction and weather have damaged.

Our commitment

Environmental performance, designed in early

Ground Up Land Solutions believes environmental performance should be built into the way a project is planned, not added after construction begins.

We continually look at opportunities to improve material reuse, soil management, drainage, erosion control, rehabilitation and the long-term performance of the land we work on.

Our aim is to help move civil construction toward smarter and more circular ways of working.

  • Flood-damaged land restoration
  • Erosion repair
  • Drainage improvement
  • Soil rehabilitation
  • Land reshaping
  • Water management
  • Revegetation
  • Soil reuse
  • Recycled construction products
  • Reuse of suitable clean material
  • Site rehabilitation
  • Creek and drainage restoration
  • Damaged paddock recovery
  • Landscape reconstruction
  • Erosion control
  • Sustainable access construction

Circular construction

Material goes back to work instead of becoming waste

Suitable material recovered from one project can become the fill, base or landform of another — provided its source and suitability are properly established first.

01

Source material

Identify where the material is coming from.

02

Assess

Check what the material is and where it can lawfully go.

03

Reuse

Recover suitable material instead of sending it to waste.

04

Civil project

Place recovered material where a project needs it.

05

Land restoration

Reshape, drain and stabilise the finished landform.

06

Environmental improvement

Revegetate and leave the land performing better.

Segregated recycled aggregate and screened soil stockpiles

Material acceptance is never assumed. Where the correct classification, permission or duty depends on the specific site, material or activity, it is verified before the material moves.

LEGAL / EPA / PLANNING VERIFICATION REQUIRED — material classification and lawful place requirements are confirmed for each project rather than presumed.

Flood-damaged land recovery — after
Flood-damaged land recovery — before
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Flood-damaged land recovery

Waterlogged, eroded ground reshaped, drained and returned to productive pasture.

Flood recovery

Land that no longer drains, made usable again

Standing water, scoured gullies, buried fences and lost topsoil. We dewater, reshape, rebuild the drainage and re-establish the surface.

  • Dewatering and access
  • Debris and silt removal
  • Gully filling and reshaping
  • Drainage reconstruction
  • Topsoil respread and reseeding

Access infrastructure

Boardwalks and paths from recycled material

Low-impact access built so people can use sensitive landscapes without walking on them.

BoardwalksWalking pathsViewing areasRecycled-material structuresAccess pathsWetland crossingsEnvironmental access infrastructure
Recycled-material boardwalk and viewing platform crossing a wetland

Complete material transparency

Where Ground Up manages imported soil as part of a rehabilitation project, participating landowners can be provided access to their own secure Landowner Portal.

  • ✓See where material originated.
  • ✓See the trucks delivering it.
  • ✓See the soil declaration connected to it.
  • ✓See when it arrived.
  • ✓See how much material has been received.
  • ✓See the progress of your property.

Ground Up is building transparency into the entire rehabilitation process.

Landowner Portal

Track the material being delivered to your property

Source site, soil declaration, transporter, truck, delivery time, volume and rehabilitation progress — in one secure login.

View how landowner traceability works

Every load traceable

Enviro Unity is our clean-fill traceability platform. Contact Ground Up to talk it through.

See Enviro Unity
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