Erosion Control

Hydraulically applied erosion control is a method that uses a slurry mixture—typically composed of mulch, seed, tackifiers, and other additives—sprayed onto soil surfaces to prevent erosion and promote vegetation. This technique is especially...

Vegetation management is essential for erosion control because it stabilizes soil, reduces runoff, and supports long-term site health. Plant roots bind soil particles, while foliage shields the surface from rainfall impact, minimizing erosion....

Rolled Erosion Control Products (RECPs) are pre-manufactured mats or blankets designed to stabilize soil, reduce erosion, and support vegetation establishment on disturbed or vulnerable surfaces. These products come in two main categories: temporary...

TRMs are permanent rolled erosion control products designed to reinforce vegetation and stabilize soil in high-stress environments like steep slopes, channels, and shorelines. Unlike temporary blankets, TRMs are made from durable synthetic...

HPTRMs are the most robust class of rolled erosion control products, engineered to deliver long-term soil stabilization in extreme conditions. Constructed from high-strength, UV-stabilized polypropylene fibers, they form a dense, three-dimensional...

Structural erosion control solutions are engineered systems designed to physically stabilize soil and prevent erosion in high-risk or high-impact environments. Unlike vegetative or biodegradable methods, these solutions rely on durable...

Earth anchoring systems are critical structural components used to secure erosion control materials—such as turf reinforcement mats (TRMs), high-performance TRMs (HPTRMs), and geosynthetic facings—to the ground. These anchors enhance the stability...