AQUA TERRA RESTORATION LLC

AQUA TERRA RESTORATION LLC specializes in ecological restoration and civil infrastructure construction, with a focused expertise in dam decommissioning, drainage reclamation, and bridge replacement projects. The firm applies precise earthmoving, channel grading, and habitat restoration techniques to return altered waterways to native wetland conditions, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and watershed resilience standards. Their work on the Allison Creek and Ericson Creek pond dams demonstrates advanced competency in structural decommissioning, sediment management, and natural channel design, while the Mike Harris Bridge replacement reflects proficiency in structural removal, foundation preparation, and bridge construction under constrained environmental conditions. Technical capabilities include erosion control, geomorphic restoration, and heavy equipment operations tailored to sensitive aquatic ecosystems, setting them apart through integrated ecological and civil engineering approaches. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering infrastructure and habitat restoration services on federal lands managed under the Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service programs. Their engagements center on aquatic ecosystem rehabilitation and rural infrastructure upgrades, indicating a trusted partnership in executing environmentally sensitive public works on USDA-managed properties. AQUA TERRA RESTORATION LLC operates primarily under NAICS 238910 (Site Preparation Contractors) and 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction), positioning itself at the intersection of civil construction and ecological remediation. They serve niche markets requiring simultaneous infrastructure maintenance and environmental restoration, particularly in rural and federally protected watersheds. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Victor, Idaho, the firm leverages regional expertise in mountainous and riparian environments. While currently holding no formal government certifications, its localized presence and project-specific execution capabilities enable effective service delivery across federal land management jurisdictions in the Western United States.