HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) is the most popular geomembrane, especially in the international community thanks to it's cost and availability. This plastic is tough enough to stand up to UV Exposure and is resitant to many chemicals leading to use in animal waste ponds, exposed mining pits and waste water treatment ponds.

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Polypropylene is an outstandingly durbable plastic designed to withstand exposure to the elements. This remarkable plastic encorperates checmical resistance, uv resistance, ozone resistance and select color availability making it ideal for everything from floating covers, decorative pond liners, and waste water treatment lagoons.

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Our XR series geomembrane's are available in high strength, chemically resistant XR-5 Grade for maximum resistance to high temperature, broad chemical resistance, including acids, oils and methane or XR-3 Grade for moderate chemical resistant requirement applications such as stormwater and domestic wastewater applications.

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PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride) is an extremely popular choice in lining material. PVC is very flexible and has a high puncture strength. This flexibility lends itself to underground lining to prevent contamination of existing resources or lining above ground water reservoirs.

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With two layers of geotextile wrapping a natural clay layer inside this material is specially suited to replace natural packed clay in a variety of applications such as secondary containment or liquid containment. It is easy to install and maintain and holds up to harsh enviromental conditions better than traditionally used packed clay.

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Geonets and Geocomposites can help solve your drainage problems that more traditional methods (rock or gravel) have a tough time with. Ideal for steep embankments as well as lightweight and easy to install geonets and geocomposites are great for landscape applications and erosion control.