Dewatering Products & Professional Solutions

Dewatering removes excess water from construction sites, waterways, and disturbed land to maintain safe working conditions and protect water quality. It prevents sediment-laden runoff from contaminating storm drains, streams, and drinking water supplies. Effective dewatering also helps projects comply with EPA and local environmental regulations by controlling pollutant discharge from active worksites.

Coleman Moore offers a comprehensive range including inlet protection devices, portable sediment containment systems, flocculants, sediment logs, coir fiber logs, and concrete washout bags. Each product addresses specific dewatering and sediment control challenges on construction sites, waterways, and stormwater infrastructure.

Many products are reusable, including inlet protection devices and the Road Drain Portable Sediment Containment System, which features easily replaceable filters. Biodegradable options like coir fiber logs and sediment logs can be left in place after construction, while concrete washout bags are designed for single-project use and landfill disposal or concrete recycling.

Yes. Products such as concrete washout bags and flocculants are specifically designed to help construction sites comply with EPA environmental regulations. They prevent toxic concrete wash water and fine sediment particles from entering water supplies, protecting aquatic life and drinking water as required under stormwater permitting and environmental protection standards.

For long-term dewatering needs, the Road Drain Portable Sediment Containment System is an ideal choice, offering a reusable 2-step filtration system with easily replaceable filters and a compact, wheeled design for mobility. Sediment logs and coir fiber logs also provide durable, medium- to long-term sediment control across slopes, channels, and shorelines.

Yes. Products like coir fiber logs and flocculants made from biodegradable chitosan material are well-suited for environmentally sensitive areas such as wetlands, shorelines, and waterways. These solutions are non-toxic, non-hazardous, and break down naturally, making them appropriate for use near aquatic habitats and areas subject to strict environmental oversight.