Sediment & Erosion Control
Erosion Control Products
We offer several erosion control products to help manage sediment and erosion for construction, commercial or residential applications. Living in a wetter region, most communities require silt fence on larger excavation projects, and our crews install it to ordinance, even in winter.
Three Ways to Hold Sediment
Erosion Control
Silt fence for open soil, sediment logs for slopes and water channels, and Erosion Eels where the surface is paved.
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Silt Fence
Silt fencing for excavation, erosion and construction projects. Trenched six inches into the ground and standing thirty inches above it, installed by crews who meet ordinance, even in winter.
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Sediment Control Logs
Sediment control logs provide ideal erosion control for slopes, hillsides, ditches, and creeks.
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Erosion Eel
A canvas tube filled with shredded rubber that controls sediment on pavement and concrete, where stakes can't go in.
Which Product?
Silt fence, Sediment Logs, or an Erosion Eel?
The ground decides. Soil you can trench takes silt fence. Slopes and water channels take logs. Pavement takes an Eel.
| Product | Surface | Installation | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silt Fence | Soil | Trenched 6 in, 30 in above ground, on wooden stakes | Excavation perimeters, construction |
| Sediment Control Logs | Soil, sod, slopes | Laid in place or staked | Slopes, hillsides, ditches, creeks |
| Erosion Eel | Pavement, concrete | Laid on the surface, no stakes | Curbs, inlets, paved work areas |
Local ordinances set silt fence requirements. Check with your local permitting office, or ask us and we'll help.
Need silt fence in before the inspection?
Send the site plan or the footage. Our crews trench, stake and pick up.