About | What We Do

About Us

WHO WE ARE

We are an Illinois-based small business specializing in ecological construction and vegetation management with a focus on utility scale solar farms. Founded in 2024, we began our first project in Spring of 2025.

What We Do

We provide high-quality vegetation management on utility scale solar farms while maintaining project labor agreement requirements, prevailing wage compliance, and maintaining strict safety requirements.

Our impact

Indiana

Mammoth Solar

6,000+ acres of vegetation management and large scale landscape plantings

Midwest

Union Partnership

Fully unionized under Local 150 Operating Engineers, supporting strong labor standards

Indiana

Solar Farm Vegetation

Managing all phases of solar vegetation including pre-con prep, seeding, mowing, erosion control, and landscape screenings

Midwest

Risk-Aware Delivery

Executing projects with a focus on owner risk management and post-project resiliency

Midwest

Equipment Operations

Managing dynamic ecological scopes using specialized equipment

Indiana

National Maintenance Agreement

Experience with Yellow Card Projects, enabling compliant work on major infrastructure projects across the country

MIDWEST

Ecological Expertise

Delivering ecological restoration with technical depth from decades of experience

our team

Tim Moritz

President, Ripple Services

Tim Moritz is the founder and owner of Ripple Services, a utility-scale solar vegetation management company. He brings over 20 years of experience across wetland and stream mitigation, ecosystem restoration, arboriculture, forestry management, and landscape construction. This broad, hands-on background has shaped a deep understanding of both ecological systems and the practical challenges of large-scale land management.

Throughout his career, Tim has held leadership roles in sales, business development, operations, and construction management. His well-rounded expertise enables Ripple Services to deliver sustainable, scalable solutions that support the long-term success of utility-scale solar infrastructure while maintaining a strong commitment to environmental stewardship.