Services

Our services. One goal: peaceful cohabitation.

Most beaver problems are a water-level problem or a tree problem. We fix both, and we do the wetland science underneath. Every one of these starts with a site visit.

Not sure which you need?

In the field

Real installs. Real weather.

Every photo here is ours. No stock, no renders. Swipe through the last few seasons.

  • Aerial view of a road crossing a creek, with a pond leveller pipe on one side and a culvert exclusion fence on the other
    Deer Creek
    Pond leveller on the left, culvert exclusion fence on the right. One crossing, both tools.
  • Two people standing in a pond beside a freshly installed pond leveller intake cage
    Morkin Farms, SALTS
    Larger pond leveller, complete. Two people, one afternoon.
  • A crew member in waders beside a pond leveller intake cage in open water
    Pond leveller intake
    The caged intake, out in open water where the beavers can't hear it.
  • A wire exclusion fence in a green meadow upstream of a culvert
    O'Chiese
    Culvert exclusion fence, one season in. The grass came back.
  • View from inside a culvert toward a wire fence holding back sticks, with a kayak paddle in the foreground
    Bingley Rd
    From inside the culvert. The fence holds the dam material back and the water comes through.
  • A crew member adjusting galvanized wire mesh around the base of a cottonwood
    Tree wrapping
    Loosening a wrap as the tree grows. A wrap that girdles a tree is a bad wrap.
  • Two people in waders installing a floating electric fence line along a shoreline
    Touch of Current
    Running a floating line along a shoreline that can't be wrapped.
  • A group of people standing along a creek in the coulees, listening to a talk
    Beaver ecology talk
    Explaining a beaver pond to a group, from the edge of one.
  • A group of people standing in front of a trailer loaded with You Betula canoes
    Guided paddle
    Before launch, at the You Betula canoe trailer.
  • A beaver dam analogue of posts and woven branches across a creek, with a pond leveller pipe through it
    Beaver dam analogue
    Posts, willow and a pond leveller through the structure, working together.
  • A crew in hi-vis vests driving wooden posts into a creek bed
    Build day
    Driving posts across the creek.
  • Kirby in waders with a clipboard beside a chain-link fence, mountains behind
    Site assessment
    Field notes at the fence line. The person who walks the site writes the report.

Not sure which one you need?

Send us a photo of the issue.

A rough location and one photo is enough to start. We'll tell you what it needs, what we'd do first, and whether it's worth a site visit at all.

Book with us
Free 15-minute consult. Or call (403) 915-8093.

Products

Two things we make ourselves.

Both came out of the field, because nothing off the shelf did the job. Available to landowners and other crews. Ask us for pricing and lead times.

  • Our own design

    Touch of Current Critter Deterrent

    A floating electric fence system for the water's edge. Keeps beavers off the trees you can't wrap, without keeping them out of the pond.

    Floating fenceSolar energizerForage prevention
    Inquire about pricing

  • Peeled, untreated

    Dam Good Posts

    Hand-peeled untreated posts cut for beaver dam analogues and post-assisted log structures. No chemicals in the creek, ever.

    BDA & PALS supplyUntreatedRestoration
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