Daniel B. Krieg has been providing quality erosion and sediment control products to Harrisburg, York, Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, Carlisle, Lancaster, Hershey, and surrounding regions for over 90 years.
Filter socks are low-impact development tools used to prevent erosion. They allow water to pass through without coming into contact with the ground underneath. They also filter out sediment and other materials.
Silt Snake Filter Sock available in the following sizes:
Straw wattles are long tubes filled with straw that help prevent chemical erosion and water runoff. They help retain soil on a slope and reduce wear over time.
Straw Wattles available in the following sizes:
Coir, or coconut fibers, assists with halting aquatic erosion. Coir logs are typically used in aquatic areas to help prevent land erosion. They hold soil in place while filtering water through.
Wood Fiber Coir Log available in the following sizes:
Stakes hold straw wattles in place to effectively present erosion. To use stakes with straw wattles, drive them straight through until they contact the ground for a firm connection.
Jute matting prevents erosion on banks, inclines and other landforms by suppressing moisture and encouraging plants to establish roots in the soil. Jute mesh prevents water runoff and keeps topsoil in place.
All erosion control blankets consist of natural or synthetic fibers, and they are commonly used on slopes or other bare soil areas. They prevent runoff from carrying away the topsoil and simultaneously help plants grow.
Straw blankets are temporary control products that work around slopes, hills and wetlands. Straw blankets usually break down independently, or you can remove them about seven or eight weeks after seeding.
Excelsior blankets are biodegradable erosion control solutions. You do not have to remove the blanket once you lay it down, and it can prevent erosion on slopes and channels.
Straw and coconut erosion control blankets consist of natural fibers that break down after some time. They encourage vegetation growth, which will prevent decay after the blanket is removed.
Unlike other erosion blankets, which you remove after seedlings form or wait to break down, permanent blankets last much longer. Permanent blankets can withstand harsh conditions and continue preventing runoff for years.
Our dewatering bags are made of non-woven materials that allow filtered water to pass through freely. Collect sediment and dewater your area with our portable filter bags.
Filter Bags available in the following sizes:
Inlet sacks catch water as it passes through a drain and separate silt and debris. The clear water can pass on, and you can remove the silt sacks easily to transport any waste.
Sandbags prevent erosion by diverting water away from the desired area. When stacked together, they can filter water and help areas that are in danger of erosion.
Silt fences are temporary fencing that controls excess sediment at construction sites. Silt fences are made of thick fabric and installed in the direction of water flow to safeguard the area.
Our different-sized hog rings and aluminum ties connect fencing. You can get a secure bond with our fencing accessories and ensure your silt fence can withstand challenging conditions.
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