Ditch checks are temporary barriers placed across drainage ditches or swales to slow down stormwater flow and reduce erosion. By decreasing water velocity, they allow sediment to settle out before runoff leaves the site. Common materials include rock, wattles, compost logs, or manufactured barriers, and they’re typically spaced based on slope and flow conditions. Ditch checks help protect downstream infrastructure and water quality, especially during active construction phases.
Wattles, also known as erosion control logs or sediment control logs, are cylindrical devices made from various...
Filter socks, also known as silt socks, are flexible, tubular devices filled with organic materials such as compost...
The Triangular Silt Dike™ is a patented sediment control barrier made of lightweight urethane foam and geotextile...
Muscle Wall is an innovative sediment control solution designed to replace traditional methods like sandbags and...
Biobags—specifically the Siltrap Biobag—are sediment control devices used for inlet protection on construction...
Sandbags are a foundational tool in construction site development, offering a simple yet highly effective solution...
Spring Berm is an erosion control product designed to manage stormwater runoff and protect disturbed soils during...
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