Riprap

Large crushed stone or broken concrete used for erosion control and bank stabilization.

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Riprap is large, angular rock — typically 4 to 18 inches across — placed to protect shorelines, stream banks, drainage channels, and slopes from erosion. It works by absorbing and deflecting the energy of flowing water.

Common applications include lining drainage ditches, protecting culvert outlets, stabilizing pond banks, and armoring road shoulders. Riprap is often required by NCDOT and local ordinances for certain drainage structures.

Common uses
  • Drainage ditch lining
  • Bank stabilization
  • Culvert outlet protection
  • Pond shoreline
  • Slope erosion control
How much will I need?

Small ditch projects may need 3–8 loads. Larger bank stabilization projects can require 20+ loads.

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