Nexterra buys Texas Erosion Supply to expand in Texas

Nexterra Environmental said Tuesday it acquired Texas Erosion Supply, a Dallas-Fort Worth-based distributor of erosion control and stormwater products. The deal expands Nexterra’s footprint in Texas, a major growth market, and adds more local reach, manufacturing access and product depth to its platform.

Why it matters: - Nexterra Environmental is deepening its push into Texas, one of the largest and fastest-growing erosion control and stormwater markets in the U.S. - The deal gives Nexterra a stronger base to serve infrastructure, commercial, energy and land development customers with more product availability and manufacturing support. - Texas Erosion Supply gains access to a broader platform while keeping its local team and operating model intact.

What happened: - Nexterra Environmental announced the acquisition of Texas Erosion Supply on August 6, 2026. - Texas Erosion Supply, or TES, is a Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex distributor of erosion control and stormwater management products. - TES will continue operating under its existing name and with the same leadership team, employees and customer relationships.

The details: - TES serves contractors, engineers, municipalities and developers across Texas. - The company built its business on responsive customer service, technical expertise and dependable product availability. - As part of Nexterra, TES will gain expanded supplier relationships, broader product offerings, enhanced sales and marketing support and access to Ero-Guard’s manufacturing capabilities for erosion control blankets and related products. - Nexterra said the acquisition strengthens its ability to support customers with greater product availability, technical expertise, manufacturing capabilities and local execution. - Nexterra’s platform now includes Ramy Turf Products, Ero-Guard Erosion Control Products, Jen-Hill Construction Materials, R.H. Moore & Associates, GETSCO and TES. - Nexterra said companies interested in joining its platform can learn more at nexterraenvironmental.com/acquisitions. - More information about Nexterra Environmental is available at nexterraenvironmental.com.

Between the lines: - The acquisition fits Nexterra’s “One Nexterra” lite integration model, which keeps regional businesses focused on customers and culture while adding shared sales, marketing, purchasing, HR, IT and data support. - TES leadership framed the deal as a way to preserve the company’s local identity while adding resources for growth. - Nexterra is using add-on acquisitions to build a broader regional network rather than folding local brands into one national identity.

What's next: - TES is expected to keep serving Texas customers under its current brand and leadership. - Nexterra is likely to keep pursuing partnerships with regional operators that align with its customer-service and technical-excellence model. - The combined platform will continue expanding manufacturing and market reach through Ero-Guard and other operating companies.

The bottom line: - Nexterra is betting that keeping local brands in place while adding centralized resources is the fastest way to build scale in erosion control and stormwater management.