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  • EcoWattles US 287 Inlet Protection  #5
  • EcoWattles cross channel at Biomass Power Plant #5
  • EcoWattles at Owens Elementary School
  • EcoWattles - Full Flatbed Trailer

Superior storm water erosion and sediment control wattles / erosion and sediment control logs for every construction site.

 

EcoWattles are superior erosion and sediment control wattles – also called erosion and sediment control logs. EcoWattles meet or exceeds National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II and local Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program (SWPPP) requirements and meets or exceeds the expected turbidity requirements of the next phase of NPDES.

 
Research shows Ecowattles work better: “… a study conducted by Ohio State University and published in the Journal of Environmental Quality (read the article in Erosion Control Magazine) concluded that … sock barriers (erosion control logs) have an average 50% greater hydraulic flow through rate, relative to silt fence, and that ponding height can be as much as 75% less for this technology relative to silt fence under similar runoff conditions…”
 
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EcoWattles superior erosion control wattles - also called erosion control log. EcoWattles are also termed sediment control wattles or sediment control logs. EcoWattles are sediment and erosion control logs made with a hardwood mulch / hardwood chip core / fill material and degradable netting. Erosion control logs / wattles with hardwood chip core offer superior performance compared to straw erosion and sediment control logs / erosion control wattles, silt fence, hay bales and straw bales. Erosion and sediment control wattles / logs are excellent for inlet protection, perimeters, streams, lakes and rivers. EcoWattles are erosion and sediment control logs / wattles for controlling storm water runoff on road projects, commercial construction sites, residential construction sites, pipelines, well pads, mine reclamation and power plants.