Post Construction Inlet Protection

Municipalities, Universities, Military, Facilities, Developments. 

How much do we spend on underground infrastructure systems?  A lot.  Aside from building, the maintenance and repair & the annual cleaning out of systems, starts adding up.

Why not drastically lower the costs spent on this resulting in:

  • Cleaner Stormwater Entering our Bodies of Water

  • Job Creation

  • Drastic reduction of the debris, trash,  sediment, etc. from entering our Underground Infrastructure Systems.

  • Environmental advancements made by and for your community.

How do we do this. 

EZ-Catch, EZ-Flo, & EZ-GlipGuard Inlet Protection is the first step.

Reduce the dollars spent on repair, maintenance. and annual cleanings dramatically.

These dollars saved easily pay for:

  1. 2 EZ Inlet Protection Units per Outlet

  2. Labor to rotate these every 2-3 months (Back for cleaning, and back wash)

  3. Labor to inspect following large rain events

  4. Other programs.  You will save money while doing the right thing.

So, let's step up.  Which municipality, military branch, company would like to be involved in showing the rest of the world how following what you do will result in greatness for all.

Flo-Water:  Capturing Sediment on the Go, Enabling Clean Water to Flow.

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.