Our list of satisfied customers include Southern Conservation Corporation, The Nature Conservancy, Willow Ridge, Prestige Land Company, and a variety of private business and landowners. Our principals also have professional experience providing services for the United States Department of Energy, Department of Homeland Security Federal Protective Services, Department of Transportation, and a variety of government prime contractors.

LBS prides itself on producing high quality services at competitive rates. We have flourished primarily by word of mouth with little to no active marketing for over 15 years. We attribute this success to ensuring that we achieve 100% customer satisfaction on every project.

LB Services owns much of its own equipment supplementing some leased equipment on larger projects.

Our most recent past performance includes:

• Buck Creek – Customer Nature Conservancy. This project is being performed in Pulaski County, KY. It began in February and is expected to be ongoing through CY 08. This project is in partnership with the Nature Conservancy and involves restoring approximately 45,000 feet of degraded streams and wetland habitat. This project is of National significance as it involves enhancing the habitat of endangered mussels that reside in this watershed.
  
  
• Cotton Riley – Customer Southern Conservation Corporation. This project was performed in Marshall County near Benton, Kentucky. This 100 acre site consisted of the restoration of approximately 8,000 feet of stream and 60 acres of wetlands. The project was in partnership with the US Department of Transportation Federal Highways, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, US Fish and Wildlife Service and Southern Conservation Corporation. All of this work was performed under stringent guidelines to include US Army Corp of Engineers Federal Nationwide 27 and State Water Quality permits which includes rigorous post construction inspection and annual monitoring to ensure that the construction stands the test of time. This project was performed under stringent work schedules and under extreme weather conditions. This project was complete in January 2008.
  
  
• Excel Clark – Customer Southern Conservation Corporation. This project was located in Butler County, Kentucky. It was performed under a partnership with the US Department of Transportation Federal Highways, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Southern Conservation Corporation. This project involved the restoration of 30 acres of wetlands and 5,500 feet of stream. Construction on this project was completed by LBS in June 2007 and is more commonly referred to as the Nick Morler Restoration Project.
  
  
• Haney Fork – Customer Southern Conservation Corporation. This 166 acre site in Butler County, KY consisted of 2 projects. The central portion of the property is the uplands of a previous strip mine project. This was restored under a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. It involved over 40 acres of planting of native grasses and LBS restored 2,000 feet of stream on this phase 1. Phase 2 on this site involved the restoration and enhancement of over 4,000 feet of stream and the planting of 13,000 trees to turn 26 acres into high quality wildlife habitat. The streams were largely buried by past cattle farming. This project was performed under a grant from the State of Kentucky Mitigation Review Team and was complete in February 2006.
  
  
• Indian Creek Wetland Mitigation Project – Customer Wetland Environmental Technologies of Tennessee (WETT). This project was located in Roane County, Tennessee. LBS successfully restored 30 acres of bottomland hardwood wetlands and planted approximately 13,000 trees. This project was complete in January 2005.
  
  
• Swan Pond – Customer Prestige Land Company. This project was performed in Roane County, Tennessee and consisted of 10 acres of wetland and 1,000 feet of stream restoration. LBS successfully completed this project under budget and on schedule assuming responsibility for the completion as the previous contractor defaulted on this contract.