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Three main ways to repair a bank
The site visit decides which one fits your bank, not a photo.
Geotube A sleeve of woven geotextile, filled with sand, that rebuilds the edge of the bank. Sod covers it down to the water.
Riprap Stone laid on a shaped slope over filter fabric. The fabric keeps the soil from washing out between the stones.
Seawalls Vinyl sheet piles driven side by side, with a concrete cap that ties the tops together. A vertical wall between the water and the soil behind it.
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More methods
Flexamat concrete block mats, and three kinds of work we take on job by job. Ask us about yours.
Flexamat concrete block mats A mat of concrete blocks, unrolled over the prepared bank. Grass grows up through it, and the concrete is still there.
Gabion baskets Wire baskets filled with rock, stacked into a wall.
Well-point dewatering A line of small wells on a common header and a pump, to lower the groundwater around an excavation.
Hydroseeding Seed, mulch and fertilizer sprayed in one pass, so grass can take hold on bare slopes and banks.
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