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5 Key Warning Signs a Stream Needs Restoration

How can you recognize when stream restoration is needed? The signs can be subtle at first, but the longer they’re ignored, the more severe the consequences might be. Delaying restoration can lead to a plethora of problems, from worsened water quality to flooding risks and loss of vegetation. Additionally, soil erosion can reduce usable land and shrink property boundaries, driving restoration efforts to preserve the landscape and protect investments.
At Flyway, our stream restoration projects foc...
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Case Study: Long's Park | Flyway Excavating

Long’s Park, located on the northwest edge of Lancaster City, is a popular destination for local residents and tourists alike. Owned and operated by the city, it is a total of 80 acres including a petting zoo, pavilions, ball fields, and the three-acre Long’s Pond. The park also hosts two renowned events that draw thousands of visitors each year: the Summer Music Series and the Labor Day weekend Art Festival.
As a company who takes pride in serving our community, Flyway Excavating was thrilled t...
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Case Study: Milltown Dam Renovation Project | Flyway Excavating

In addition to upgrading the dam to meet compliance standards and safety regulations, PADEP also required that Chester Creek, the waterway on which Milltown Dam is situated, be allowed to reestablish a natural course across the site. Thus, the Milltown Dam Park Open Space Master Plan was developed, with the following project goals outlined.
The Milltown Dam project sought to benefit the surrounding neighborhood by reducing the risk of stream and reservoir flooding, improving the water quality an...
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Blog: How Does Wetlands Restoration Benefit Biodiversity?

Draining wetlands for new construction or in the name of site improvement has been practiced for hundreds of years. However, wetlands removal has affected our environment in ways that now take concerted efforts to mitigate. Let’s explore how ecology and environment are affected, and how we can bring native species back to healthy levels.
Biodiversity, short for biological diversity, refers to the variety of life forms on Earth and their interactions at all levels, including bacteria, fungi, plan...

Press Release: MOBILion Partners with BOKU Vienna to Introduce High-Resolution Ion Mobility in Europe

The collaboration seeks to empower BOKU with next generation analytical capabilities CHADDS FORD, Pa., Jan. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- MOBILion Systems, Inc., a life science tools and instrumentation company, has partnered with The University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), an Agilent Partner Lab, to install its first MOBIE® instrument in Europe. This collective effort will allow BOKU to advance their cutting-edge research which is of great interest to the European pharma, bi...
Mid-Atlantic Timberframes •

Blog: Heavy Timber and Fire Resistance

Embracing timber as a primary construction material brings forth a multitude of benefits that extend far beyond aesthetic appeal. The innate qualities of timber, marked by its versatility, sustainability, and weight-to-strength ratio, have positioned it as a favorable choice in contemporary construction. However, heavy timber stands out not only for these impressive features but also for a remarkable and perhaps surprising quality — fire resistance. As we delve into the science behind heavy timb...
Custom Barn Builders | Full-Service Barn Building •

Blog: Sustainable Practices in Horse Barn Construction

In recent years, extreme weather events, droughts, floods, and a heightened awareness of best practices have moved sustainable construction considerations to the forefront of any building plan. New barns and equestrian facilities should likewise consider several key components to keep our environment – and our horses – as healthy as possible. Let’s take a look at what some of those components entail.

High summer temperatures can cause health issues and dehydration, as well as make both horses a...
Vintage Millwork and Restoration •

Blog: Dutch Doors: 10 Reasons to Choose This Popular Door Style

With highly functional features and a uniquely charming aesthetic, the Dutch door has seen a resurgence in popularity. But some might be asking, what is a Dutch door? And what makes it a good choice over other door styles? Vintage Millwork & Restoration has the answers.
A Dutch door is composed of two half doors that have the ability to open and close independently. Also known as a half door or double-hung door, the Dutch door is split horizontally but can function as a single door when its conn...

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