Polymer soil stabilisation and hydromulch revegetation across a residential housing estate, delivered for Eden Estate Developments.
Client
Eden Estate Developments
Location
Goodna, QLD
Services
Polymer stabilisation & hydromulch
Area Treated
7,000 m²
Why the site needed treating
Bulk earthworks at Broadfoot Drive left large areas of exposed subgrade, basin batters and stockpile faces open to wind and rain, directly beside an established residential boundary.
Large exposed earthworks
Bulk earthworks left broad areas of stripped subgrade, basin batters and stockpile faces open to wind and rain.
Residential interface
Established homes sit directly against the site boundary, so dust and sediment tracking carry a real amenity and complaint risk.
Concentrated flows
The detention basin and its batters collect and concentrate overland flow — the areas most likely to rill and shed sediment.
Weather window
South East Queensland storm activity can arrive with little notice, so exposed surfaces needed cover ahead of the next rainfall event.
How the works were delivered
Both treatments were delivered off the same mobilisation, keeping set-up cost and site disruption down: 2,000 m² of polymer stabilisation and 5,000 m² of hydromulch revegetation.
Assess & program
Walked the site with the supervisor, confirmed treated extents, checked surface preparation, moisture and the forecast, and locked in a dry application window.
Polymer application — 2,000 m²
EnviroBond diluted and applied to dry topsoil via truck-mounted pump and hose, worked to a target penetration of 3–5mm into the surface.
Hydromulch — 5,000 m²
Seed, fertiliser, fibre and binder blended on the truck and sprayed across basin batters and shaped areas, working top-of-slope down for even cover.
Cure, check & report
Surface left to cure and form its matrix, coverage inspected against the treated extents, and dated photographic records issued to the client.
What the treatment delivers
Dust under control
A bound surface holds fines in place at the residential boundary, cutting windblown dust and the complaints that follow it.
Cleaner discharge
Reduced detachment and slower overland flow mean less sediment reaching the basin and the downstream network.
Compliance evidence
Treated extents, product and dates are recorded and photographed, supporting ESCP obligations and council inspection.
Cover that lasts
Hydromulch protects immediately and hands over to established grass, so the batters do not need retreating.
7,000 m² treated, one mobilisation.
Application records, treated-area plans and dated site photography are available on request.
