Ohio Flood and Erosion Control

Ohio erosion is a large concern, particularly along the banks of the Ohio River, the Maumee River, and the shores of Lake Erie. TrapBag® systems offer proven erosion control methods to stabilize riverbanks, prevent shore erosion, and protect vulnerable land areas. Built for durability and environmental compatibility, our barriers help preserve infrastructure and natural habitats across the state.

From seasonal flooding along the Scioto and Cuyahoga Rivers to flash floods caused by heavy rain, Ohio faces persistent flood risks. TrapBag® flood control structures provide an efficient way to protect communities and infrastructure. Whether used for floodplain mitigation or emergency flood response, our barriers offer reliable defenses against rising water levels and storm surges.

Effective stormwater management is a top priority for flood prevention in Ohio’s urban and rural areas. TrapBag® systems are designed to contain and redirect runoff, which reduces the risks of localized flooding. From industrial sites to agricultural lands, our barriers help manage stormwater and protect assets during extreme weather events.

TrapBag® retaining walls are a cost-effective solution for slope stabilization and soil retention, especially in Ohio’s hilly terrains and construction sites. These barriers prevent erosion and landslides to keep properties and infrastructure safe while maintaining the integrity of the surrounding land.

For water-related construction projects in Ohio, TrapBag® cofferdams provide dependable water containment and diversion. Perfect for use along the Ohio River or at infrastructure repair sites, these barriers are easy to deploy and remove and create dry work areas with minimal environmental impact.