Silt Screen To Prevent Contamination From Getting Into Stream Corridor

by Peter
(Massapequa, USA)

We are doing a project in backyard which requires a silk screen to prevent an contamination from getting into stream corridor. I don't know what I'm looking for and what to call it.

Thank you for asking. Please allow me to ask some questions in regard to your project: You could use products in our coir
fiber assortment: Coir logs, coir blocks or coir silt check to prevent the silt contaminating the stream. It is mainly erosion control what you want to do.

Are their any pictures to view?

Yes they are. Are you looking for land erosion control into a stream or water pollution?

Correct - DEC advised to use bales of hay or silk screen along the boundary of waters edge.

OK, understand. It is to hold the silt back.

We want to build a retaining wall to replace existing levels told needed the netting in case of spills or contamination into waterway.

Do you have a drawing or specs available?

Not really but the length across the back yard is approximately 60 feet.

Geotextile liners could work. There are also other synthetic and natural products you could use. If you provide us your first and last name and email address I could send you our product fliers with product specifications.

The most common product for soil erosion control is a coir fiber log.

What I would need would be only temporary will project is ongoing?

I would have to check with our Granite Environmental tech guys to see what is better and most affordable.

They will contact you shortly. In the meantime, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us at (+1) 772-646-0597. We look forward to being of assistance!

Another great customer service job by Granite Environmental's tech team!