Rock Bags
Silt Stop Rock Bags intercept and slow the flow of sediment laden runoff. They serve as a filter to slowly release water.
Poly Wattles
Poly Wattles are designed as an effective and economical storm drain inlet protection device. Their patented design provides effective erosion and sediment control that can be installed in minutes. Other uses include silt dike type structures, diversion dikes, continuous barrier, temporary ditch liner, slope interruption devise, stream and pond protection.
Excel Logs
Excel Logs use excelsior fibers to reduce hydraulic energy & filter sediment-laden runoff. They are designed to provide intimate contact with the soil, which prevents undermining and blowouts. Excel logs allow water to pass through, which slows velocity and filters sediment as it passes through the log diameter. Applications include:
- Ditch bottoms, swales, and waterways Over bare soils and/or temporary & turf reinforcement mats (TRMs) Drop structures and let-down structures 360-degree protection around catch basins & drop inlet structures Curb & drainage outlets Project ingress & egress termination points
- As wattles on steep slopes and for site perimeter control
Pigs in a Blanket
Pigs-in-a-Blanket are curb inlet filters designed to prevent sediment from entering the storm drainage system. They are made by wrapping 8” concrete blocks in filter fabric to span across the catch basin or drain inlet. The openings in the blocks are faced outward to allow better water penetration. A gap of 4 inches is left between the curb and filters to allow for overflow to prevent hazardous ponding.
Silt Saver
The Silt Saver is an advanced silt retention system. Its fail-safe design features and ease of installation allow you to meet or exceed erosion control standards, and physically protect the job site with one revolutionary device.
Filter Composite Sock
An ideal solution to filter runoff water around a storm drain, drop or curb inlet. Helps prevent sediment, debris and other particles from entering any storm drainage system. Water temporarily ponds behind the inlet protection, which allows deposition of suspended solids. Sediment and soluble pollutants — e.g. phosphorus and petroleum hydrocarbons — are filtered from runoff water as it passes through the organic structure. Preventing scour and silt concentration in inlets, storm drainage systems and receiving channels is our expertise.
