Soil Stabilizer/Road Treatment

(401) 525-6544 

Back to Winthrop Affiliated Projects

Why Soil Stabilization?
Soil stabilization is used to suppress dust and create a non-toxic, durable, waterproof surface for roads, parking lots, paths, airport runways, and landing pads. It is an extremely cost-effective, reliable, low-maintenance and environmentally sound method of converting areas of weak soil into usable construction materials. technique has been used extensively in the United States and abroad.

The Product
The patented acrylic copolymer, manufactured in the United States, is a product that has been an industry leader for soil stabilization, gravel road construction, and erosion and dust control.  As leading soil stabilization experts, we offer an important and reassuring edge in this fast-growing area.

The Benefits
Technological advances and innovative techniques have paved the way for the growing use of soil stabilization in infrastructure construction. By using the materials onsite, construction can be carried out more cost-effectively, quickly and efficiently.  It has reduced road construction and maintenance costs by as much as 60% or more! Key cost benefits include significant savings, promoting economical development of critical transportation infrastructure, public health and vehicle endurance.

The Environmental short- and long-term advatages include:

  • Surface is non flammable, non-corrosive and non-tracking
  • Non-leaching surface will not wash away
  • Stabilizer is non-toxic and invironmentally safe
  • Stabilizer provides dust control in all applications
  • Roads can last up to 18 years with proper maintenance

The Treatment
The treatment process can range from simple modification of saturated soils (to restore optimum moisture content) to treatment for use as cap and seal for waste sites, slope erosion control, hydro-seed and "Mulch Trackifier", and as a sub-base for paved roads.

The Process
The soil stabilization process consists of:

  • Preparing the surface by tilling and grading
  • Mixing soil stabilizer to specific application use, and applying the product on the prepared surface
  • Bonding stabilizer to soil using pressure from a vibratory roller
  • Sealing the surface with a topcoat application of stabilizer, resulting in a hard, waterproof, non-toxic surface layer
  • Curing time is typically under 4 hours, minimizing disruptions

 

      

  

 

 

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FREE PROJECT ANALYSIS TODAY  

  

 Winthrop Real Estate Solutions, LLC 
1240 Pawtucket Ave, Rumford, RI 02916

 Howard L. Weldon

(Direct) 401-525-6544
 (Fax) 888-679-0773
   hweldon301@msn.com

 

Ewa S. Slusarek                                     William C. Bryson

(Direct) 401-921-6268                                                (Direct) 401-487-2280
(Fax) 401-463-0164                                                    (Fax) 888-679-0773
      ewaslusarek@aol.com                                               wbryson2280@gmail.com