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Gravel Bags

Gravel Bags can be used for drain protection and erosion control

They are considered a Best Management Practice (BMP). These gravel bags are made of woven high-quality polymer material. The gravel bags for erosion control offered by The Cary Company are durable and most can even tolerate being driven over. These bags are sold empty, making it easier to get onsite. Sizes are industry standard, and customers can fill these bags with as much or as little gravel as needed. The high UV rating of the gravel bags allows for multi-year use in the sun and outdoor elements.

What Is a Gravel Bag?

A gravel bag is a type of erosion control that prevents soil erosion and manages stormwater runoff. These bags are filled with gravel and placed where needed in places such as construction sites and drainage areas. They are easy to install and can be placed in different ways. Gravel bags can be stacked, lined up, and arranged in various patterns. To effectively manage soil displacement on construction sites, consider implementing gravel bags for erosion control.

Is Sand or Gravel Better for Erosion?

When deciding between sand and gravel, it’s important to consider the situation and application. Gravel is typically the best choice due to its durability and it effectively prevents erosion while allowing water to drain through.

Why Choose Gravel Bags from The Cary Company?

At The Cary Company our rock bags for erosion control meet strict quality standards, ensuring reliability and safety. Our warehousing services include a personal account representative, storage space, logistics support, inventory management, and flammable and temperature-controlled storage. Our knowledgeable team of experts is ready to answer any questions you may have about our rock bags for erosion control and help guide you through your purchase.