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Geotextile tubes for Erosion Control 101
What are geotextile tubes? Geotextile tubes are large bags made of permeable woven geotextiles, which are stronger than standard sand bags. They are used in many civil engineering and erosion control projects like embankments, retaining walls, reservoirs, bank protection and stabilization, as well as coastal erosion control. Geotextile tubes work for shoreline protection and erosion control by acting as a permanent or temporary containment structure. Geotextile tubes can also be used to create seawalls, or sand dune cores. What are the uses of Geotextile tubes? Geotextile tubes are excellent for a variety of dewatering projects because they are both easy to use ...
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Geotextile tubes for Erosion Control 101
What are geotextile tubes? Geotextile tubes are large bags made of permeable woven geotextiles, which are stronger than standard sand bags. They are used in many civil engineering and erosion ...
Using Sand for Lake Michigan Erosion Control
What is the best solution for Lake Michigan beach erosion? All along the Great Lakes, homes are being threatened by shoreline erosion. With lake water levels 3 feet above average, ...
Seeded Blankets for Erosion Control
Erosion can wreak havoc for both property and the environment. There are many available solutions to these very real problems, but one stands out as an efficient AND environmentally-friendly option. ...
Backfill for Seawalls & Retaining Walls
Backfill for Seawall Installation & Repair Seawalls are not permanent solutions. Over time, they actually make erosion worse due to wave flanking and scouring. In fact, the Michigan Shoreline Partnership, ...
Erosion Control on Construction Sites
How do construction sites cause erosion? “Soil erosion is defined as the wearing away of land by the action of wind, water, or gravity or a combination of wind, water, ...
Pool Fill & Backfill for In-Ground Pools
Falling out of love with your pool? We get it. It’s a lot of work; and when the kids outgrow it or life gets busy, there can be more cons ...
Slope & Shoreline Stabilization Techniques
Erosion happens when soil is displaced. There are lots of reasons erosion occurs including human and natural forces. “While geological or natural erosion can produce nearly thirty (30) percent of ...
Hydroseeding Vs Laying Sod
We get it, having the best lawn on the block is a point of pride, it’s part of your identity! We’re here to help you make all your neighbors green ...
What is Hydroseeding? Hydroseeding 101
Whether you are installing a new lawn, repairing an older lawn, or simply curious about this method, we’re happy to answer all of your Hydroseeding questions and help you decide ...
When is the Best Time to Hydroseed My Lawn?
We all want beautiful, lush lawns to enjoy all summer. That means it’s time to start thinking about the best way to achieve that growth before the kids break out ...
Superior Groundcover & Harbor Hawk Shoreline Jobsite in Holland, MI
Jobsite location // Holland, MI Shoreline erosion along Lake Michigan has become increasingly more dangerous for property owners. There are many methods of restoring and protecting your shoreline. Superior Groundcover ...
Shoreline Restoration for Homeowners
How do I repair shoreline erosion by my home? While there are some methods of shoreline restoration that can help repair shoreline erosion, prevention is always the best approach. Preventing ...
Shoreline Erosion: A Complete Guide
Shoreline erosion affects both the Great Lakes and inland lakes in Michigan. When shoreline erosion happens, major problems arise for property owners as well as the lake environment. Sedimentation alters ...
Residential And Home Foundation Drainage Solutions
Building a house or subdivision? With so many minute tasks to keep track of on each project, there are lots of things that can go wrong. One of the worst ...
O’Hare CONRAC Green Roof
Chicago Illinois
In September, 2017, Superior Groundcover, Inc. installed more than 1,000 cubic yards of Hydrotech LiteTop® extensive growing media on top of the QTA building at the Chicago O'Hare International Airport ...
Stone Slinger
What is a stone slinger? A stone slinger is a construction truck used to "sling" or place stone, sand, mulch, soil, dirt, and other aggregates. With a stone slinger you ...
Beach Sand Delivery
Despite a seemingly endless winter, summer does come back to Michigan eventually — and when it does, we’re all going to want to enjoy the thousands of beaches around us! ...
Installing Crushed Concrete (DIY) For Your Next Project
DIY
Installing crushed concrete for your next project? You’re probably interested in crushed concrete because you’ve read about all the benefits it offers, especially here in Michigan or other areas with ...
How To Install A Foundation Drainage System (DIY)
DIY
Having a properly installed foundation drainage system is imperative to maintaining the structural integrity of your home. Not only can foundation drainage issues lead to standing water in your yard, ...
Retention Pond Drainage Stone
Wyoming & Michigan
Mercantile Bank had issues with clogged drainage pipes in a roadside retention pond. This resulted in major water backup on their property. A local industrial contractor cleared the obstructions and ...
Blow in Mulch
DIY, Mulch
Beautiful landscaping relies heavily on one thing: Mulch. There are lots of benefits to mulch, including its stellar appearance! While it may seem like it’s a simple thing to DIY, ...
Crushed Concrete & Concrete Aggregate 101
Looking for a cost-effective, more sustainable way to pave your driveway or accomplish your construction project? Crushed concrete, also referred to as recycled concrete aggregate, may be your answer. What ...
Why Use Recycled Concrete / Crushed Concrete
What is Recycled Concrete Aggregate? Recycled Concrete Aggregate (RCA) — also called “crushed concrete” — is made up of asphalt debris from other construction projects that can be reused to create ...
Foundation Drainage Systems: Interior vs Exterior
Understanding residential and commercial foundation drainage systems is a complex and confusing topic for home-owners and property managers. There are several drainage methods when it comes to protecting your home ...
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