Empowering Erosion Control: The Role of the International Erosion Control Association (IECA)

Posted on by Krystle Kimes

Addressing the issue of the erosion control issue requires concerted efforts from various stakeholders and one pivotal organization leading the charge is the International Erosion Control Association (IECA). Founded on principles of education, collaboration and innovation, IECA plays a crucial role in advancing erosion control practices globally. In August 2023, CORE Erosion Control joined IECA…. Read more

The Deterioration Rate of Erosion Control Filter Socks: Ohio vs. Texas weather

Posted on by Krystle Kimes

Material and Longevity Environmental Factors Practical Lifespan Maintenance Considerations Regular inspections and maintenance can extend the functional lifespan of filter socks. This includes checking for physical damage, ensuring proper placement and replacing sections as needed. Biodegradable filter socks typically last between six months to two years, with Texas seeing potentially faster degradation in certain areas… Read more

Unraveling CORE’s Filter Sock Mesh: How is it Made?

Posted on by Jessica Chizmar

CORE Erosion Control takes pride in producing the highest quality filter sock mesh on the market. Our commitment to excellence is evident in our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Lordstown, OH. Behind the high-quality filter sock mesh produced by CORE Erosion Control lies a sophisticated manufacturing process that ensures the product’s superior performance. The process begins… Read more

CORE Knitting Machines Up and Running in New Location

Posted on by Jessica Chizmar

The knitting machines used to manufacture the CORE silt sock mesh have been relocated from our Vienna whitewood operation to our Lordstown, OH facility.  Demand for CORE erosion control products is expected to continue growing heading into the second quarter of the fiscal year. The motivation behind the move to Lordstown is primarily to accommodate this growth. In… Read more

CORE Mesh Manufacturing Moving to Lordstown

Posted on by Jessica Chizmar

CORE mesh manufacturing operations, which have been located at our Vienna, OH facility since 2020, will be moving to our Lordstown, OH location. “The primary reason for the mesh department to move to Lordstown is for more room for expanding,” CORE Operations Manager Dwayne Trafka said. As Millwood and our CORE division continue to grow, additional manufacturing space will allow… Read more