Erosion Control

Erosion Control keeps soil in place, protects waterways, and helps projects meet stormwater rules. This category brings together proven erosion and sediment control products—silt fence, wattles, coir logs, erosion control blankets, geotextile fabric, turbidity barriers, inlet protection, and more—plus the tools and fasteners to install them right the first time. Whether you manage a construction site, stabilize a hillside, or restore a shoreline, you’ll find solutions that reduce runoff, prevent washouts, and establish vegetation faster.

Choose blankets and mats (straw, coconut/coir, jute, or synthetic) to armor slopes and seedbeds; use wattles or fiber rolls to slow channel flow; deploy silt fence and curb socks for perimeter and inlet protection; add geotextile fabric under driveways, trails, and riprap to separate, filter, and reinforce. Hydroseeding equipment, tackifiers, and hydraulic mulch speed coverage on large areas. For water work, floating turbidity curtains confine sediment until it settles. Accessories like stakes, T-posts, staple guns, hog rings, and UV ties make installation secure and efficient.

Every product is selected to save rework and keep you compliant with SWPPP, NPDES, and DOT specifications. You’ll see options in multiple grades and sizes—DOT-approved silt fence, AASHTO-class geotextiles, biodegradable coir logs, and heavy-duty synthetic mats—so you can match soil type, slope, flow rate, and project duration.

Pro tips for best results: trench and backfill edges on blankets and silt fence, overlap seams with the prevailing flow, space staples per manufacturer guidance, and inspect after major storms. Combining products often performs best, for example wattles above blankets on long slopes or fabric under riprap at culverts. Shop by linear feet, roll width, or diameter, and stock repair kits to keep BMPs functioning throughout the season. We also carry gabions, riprap, erosion stakes, drainage pipe, check dams, permeable pavers, and sediment bags for catch basins to round out your stormwater BMPs.