US Patent #: US 10,422,119 B2 “Water Inlet Protection System”

Issued Sept 24, 2019 associated with EZ-Catch - Line of Under Grate Inlet Protection

US Patent #: US 10,753,077 B2 “Water Inlet Protection System”

Issued Aug 25, 2020 associated with EZ-Flo - Line of Above Grate Inlet Protection

US Patent 12,134,886 B2 “Water Inlet Protection System”

Issued November 5, 2024 associated w/ EZ-Catch Pro - Line of Under Grate Inlet Protection, modular containment designs

US Patent Application No. 18/541,800 “Water Inlet Protection System”

Notice of allowance received; Issuance pending

US Patent Application No. 18/922,708 “Water Inlet Protection System”

Application under prosecution; Information Disclosure Statement (IDS) filed September 1, 2026.

Lower flow rates, weaker fabric, improper spacing of stakes combine for a failed silt fence application.

Lower flow rates, weaker fabric, improper spacing of stakes combine for a failed silt fence application.

Conventional wisdom has installers using too many stakes or t-posts to avoid problems above.

Conventional wisdom has installers using too many stakes or t-posts to avoid problems above.

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Capturing Sediment on the Go. . . . 

Enabling Clean Water to Flow.

Available in 500' rolls with no stakes

 

Wind from right to left, the HiFlo Silt Fence held it's form in the wind.  It not only kept it's composure, but allowed air through to the other fences behind it.  Enabling them to wave in the wind. 

Wind from right to left, the HiFlo Silt Fence held it's form in the wind.  It not only kept it's composure, but allowed air through to the other fences behind it.  Enabling them to wave in the wind.