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Erosion fencing is designed to reduce water flow and soil erosion on your property. A silt fence, commonly used for construction projects, prevents sediment from leaving the job site. Silt fence installation is simple: just place hardwood stakes into the ground to secure the fabric barrier.
Consider snow/sand fencing if you live in an area that sees heavy snow or if you have sand on your property. Both sand and snow have the tendency to drift, which can result in a changing landscape and even reduced visibility for nearby drivers. A snow fence protects properties and roadways from drifting snow, making it a practical option for your property or job site during the winter.
Sediment filter socks minimize storm erosion on any property. Use this perimeter control to let water flow through the property slowly while keeping sediment from running off. This weighted sock can help you avoid labor-intensive trenching or staking while providing the erosion control that the property requires.