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Containment Solutions

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Engineered Containment Solutions for Demanding Environments

For any large-scale industrial, municipal, or environmental project, containment can be a critical barrier that protects your budget, your timeline, and the environment. In these demanding settings, the performance of a liner system is crucial.

With regulatory fines, remediation costs, and your reputation on the line, you need engineered containment solutions that will stand the test of time. Bedrock Environmental is your resource partner for robust geosynthetic liners and expert guidance, ensuring your project rests on a foundation of security and compliance from day one.

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Liner Specifications for Ponds, Landfills, Mining, and More

The challenges of containment vary by application, requiring specialized or bunding solutions. Bedrock Environmental has experience across a wide range of sectors where high-performance geomembrane liners are essential:

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The primary goal is to prevent soil and groundwater contamination from leachate. Modern landfills require sophisticated composite liner systems that meet strict federal regulations (40 CFR Part 258) for both bottom liners and final covers.

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Material Selection at a Glance — HDPE, PVC, LDPE, and GCL

Choosing the right material is key to the success of your containment solution. Our available geomembrane types include:

  • High-density polyethylene (HDPE): Known for its exceptional durability, chemical resistance, and long lifespan, HDPE is the top choice for demanding applications like landfills and mining. Its high resistance to UV exposure makes it ideal for exposed liners.
  • Polyvinyl chloride (PVC): A more flexible and often lower-cost material, PVC is excellent for applications requiring the liner to conform to complex shapes. However, it is less resistant to UV rays and certain chemicals.
  • Linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE): Even more flexible than HDPE material, LLDPE offers a balance of durability and conformability, making it a versatile choice for a variety of containment needs.
  • Geosynthetic clay liners (GCL): These innovative liners consist of a layer of bentonite clay bonded between two geotextiles. GCLs provide a low-permeability hydraulic seal and can “self-heal” from minor punctures, making them a popular choice in composite liner

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Not Sure Which Product Is Right For You?

Our team of erosion control specialists is here to help. Contact us today for expert advice and a custom quote for your project.

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