Lab Test Confirm Soil Guard's All-Around Performance
Soil Guard was put to the test under controlled conditions at the nation's top erosion control laboratory. To judge Soil Guard's performance, the university-based lab ran the same series of tests used to evaluate other types of erosion control materials. In short, they subjected Soil Guard to enough simulated rainfall to cause failure in any other material. Yet remarkably, after the standard test length, Soil Guard showed no signs of failure. The test length had to be doubled before before Soil Guard showed any measurable soil loss. The results were dramatic by any measure.

Soil Guard has been designed to control superficial erosion caused by wind or falling rain on the treated area. Soil Guard controls erosion until permanent stabilizing vegetation can be established in disturbed areas commonly associated with state, county, or city D.O.T., Corps of Engineers/flood control, landfills, water retention ponds, landscaping, retaining wall structures, pipe and cable trenching, ski areas, golf courses, home lawns, and wetlands.

1. The prevention of landslides on soils that display deep seated instabilities or that are subject to survace peeling or frost heave.
2. Extended or permanent erosion control in non-vegetative applications
3. As a channel liner or in areas where poor site design concentrates overland water flow.