Workers installing geosynthetics beside a road slope

Surface protection

Installation of erosion-control mats

We protect slopes, channels and exposed soils to reduce degradation caused by rain, runoff and wind.

Protect the soil before erosion progresses

System selection and anchoring depend on slope, soil, runoff and exposure. A poorly anchored mat can lift during heavy rain.

The service is intended for road, mining, agricultural and infrastructure projects that need to protect slopes, channels, ditches and disturbed surfaces.

Early intervention helps preserve the finished geometry and prevents repeated soil repairs after weather events. We coordinate installation with earthworks, drainage and revegetation so the system is protected from commissioning onward.

Service scope

  • Ground review and preparation.
  • Definition of orientation and installation sequence.
  • Mat deployment, overlaps and anchoring.
  • Treatment of crests, edges and interfaces.
  • Final review of anchors and finishes.

Applications and variables

Slopes, ditches, channels, platforms, revegetation areas and surfaces disturbed by construction. Slope and runoff determine the mat and anchor density.

We review soil, wind, exposure and anchoring options. Installation is coordinated with earthworks to protect the finished surface.

Embankment between water works

How we work

  1. We review slope, soil and exposure.
  2. We define orientation, overlaps and anchors.
  3. We resolve crests, edges and interfaces.
  4. We review finishes and document the installation.

Preguntas frecuentes

How is the mat selected?

According to slope, soil, runoff, exposure and the protection or revegetation objective.

When should this service be contracted?

Before rain, runoff or wind degrades a newly formed surface or worsens existing erosion.

Does installation include anchors and finishes?

It may include preparation, orientation, overlaps, fixings, crests, edges and interfaces. The proposal defines the scope of each item.

Can a slope with existing erosion be protected?

Yes, subject to assessment of its stability and the preparation required before installing the protection system.

Crew working on a lined surface

Do you need to protect a slope or exposed surface?

Act before erosion progresses and increases the required intervention. We assess the surface and propose a protection system suited to the project.