Hanes Geo Components

Big thanks to the Greenscapes team for visiting Hanes Geo Components HQ this week. We enjoyed two great days of brainstorming, collaboration, and conversation topped off with a team dinner. We can’t wait to bring some of these ideas to fruition!

Gabion, wire cages filled with stone, are used in a variety of applications including channel lining, bank stabilization and retaining walls. Some key advantages of gabion are that they are permeable and flexible, allowing the gabion structure to conform to subgrade irregularities or unforeseen settlement. #Gabions #HanesGeo #BornToRock

Our thoughts are with our fellow Carolinians in the West whose communities were devastated by Hurricane Helene. Hanes Companies, Inc employees are working with Catawba County United Way and other local organizations to volunteer and help get supplies to the mountains. #NCStrong

Traditional bottom drainage methods release water from the muddiest levels of sediment basins. Surface skimmers are an alternate method with distinct advantages. 💧Cleaner Water Discharge: Skimmers release water from the surface, where sediment is minimal, promoting better water quality. 💧Automated Operation: Skimmers function automatically, reducing the need for manual intervention after rainfall events. #StormwaterManagement #SedimentControl #HanesGeo

We’re proud to share that an article authored by one of our talented engineers, Gretchen McInnes, P.E., is featured in this month’s edition of Geosynthetics magazine. Her article explores how using TerraGrid® for stabilization on projects with poor soil subgrades can keep projects cost-effective and on track. Read the full article here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/exXZer8Y Check it out to see how Hanes Geo is contributing to the future of geosynthetics in pavement design. #Engineering #RoadwayConstruction #InnovativeSolutions

▲ We have biaxial geogrid in rectangle, square and triangle apertures stocked at locations throughout North America. Contact us at info@hanesgeo.com to try them on your next project. ▼

Storm water management, or mis-management, has widespread impacts beyond your project site. In the construction and erosion control industry, our actions have a significant impact on how stormwater moves through our communities. This week is Stormwater Awareness Week. Multiple organizations have come together to offer a series of free water management webinars for professionals. Visit https://lnkd.in/g9BDp7tB to view the schedule and sign up. Topic Highlights ✏️Developing Sustainable Vegetation On Construction Sites ✏️Mitigating the Impact Of Stormwater Pollutants ✏️Building Successful Stream and Drainage Programs ✏️Effective Construction SWPPPs

Fall seeding season is here - is your site ready? Taking the extra step of getting a soil test prior to seeding sets your project’s revegetation plan up for higher success rates. Reach out to your Hanes Geo Components representative to see how you can receive a free soil analysis.

🚧Case Study Spotlight🚧 Repeated flooding in Kingman, AZ was causing ongoing damage to the Grace Neal Channel. Mohave County needed a lasting fix and Hanes Geo Components had the solution. Discover the effective and budget-friendly fix below ⬇️

Workers have traditionally cleared dirt and rubble from the pavement around their job sites by sweeping. That’s hard work. To save you energy and time, Hanes Geo Components offers re-usable FODS trackout control mats that can be installed over any substrate in a multitude of configurations and last for over 10yrs. The triangle shaped nodules on the mat spread your tire treads apart, helping dislodge dirt and debris and capturing it before they ever hit the road. Contact us today to learn more at info@hanesgeo.com.