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GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE

Our Expertise:

For nearly 15 years, Muller, Inc., has been a leader in sustainable stormwater management. From planning and design to construction and maintenance, our certified team of stormwater and green infrastructure services experts will work with you through the process. Our ability to install sustainable stormwater and green infrastructure in line with best management practices (BMPs) is unparalleled. We also ensure that all of our work complies with all federal, state, and local regulations in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C.

Yellow piping for green infrastructure services.
Muller crew and machine operator on dirt and gravel jobsite.

An excavator places coarse gravel into a bioretention basin. A gravel layer helps create positive drainage and keeps the underdrain free of sediment.

Crew members standing in a tarped dirt green infrastructure element.

Muller crew members lay filter fabric along the bed of a Bioretention basin in Prince William County, Virginia.

Muller crew and machine operator working in dirt on a jobsite.

A Muller equipment operator uses a skid steer to grade the base of a bioretention facility at a new housing development in Northern Virginia.

Crew in a gravel pit on a jobsite working on PVC piping

Muller crew members work to level the gravel layer at the base of the bioretention facility. The gravel layer will facilitate drainage and create aerobic conditions in the planting soil.

Green infrastructure jobsite near a gas station with PVC piping coming through the dirt

A layer of filter media is spread across a green infrastructure facility in Sterling, VA. Filter media is composed of sandy loam and is regarded for good drainage qualities.

Crew and machine operator working in a gravel pit jobsite.

Muller crew members stand ready to move the next bucket of coarse gravel that will line the base of the Bioretention facility.

Muller crew working and directing a machine operator dumping gravel in a pit with PVC piping

A bucket full of gravel is carefully dropped alongside the underdrain while constructing a bioretention facility.

Crew filling in a pit with dirt, with a machine operator standing by the side of the pit.

Muller's green infrastructure crew moves filter media into place while constructing a bioretention facility at Liberty Market in Lorton, VA.

Machine operator working on a dirt pit jobsite with PVC piping near a gas station

An excavator deposits filter media on top of pea stone while constructing a bioretention facility at this Wawa location in Loudoun County, Virginia.

Crew shoveling gravel into a green infrastructure element on a jobsite with a machine operator behind them.

Muller Green Infrastructure crews move the stone into place while constructing a rain garden in Northern Virginia.

Aerial view of a jobsite with crew members and machine operators working

Muller crews work to construct a bioretention pond at a new housing development in Gainesville, VA.

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