10/23/2026
Wet, soft soil can turn construction access into a recurring problem—rutting, displaced aggregate and delays every time heavy equipment needs to move through the site.
For the South Chickamauga Creek Interceptor Rehabilitation project in Chattanooga, the access plan paired aggregate with Mirafi® RS580i geotextile. The geotextile provided separation and reinforcement beneath a temporary haul road used by heavy trucks and equipment for approximately 12 months.
It is a practical reminder: on wet sites, temporary access performs best when the road is designed as a complete system around the actual subgrade and expected traffic.
Read the full Jen-Hill case study:
https://jenhill.com/case-studies/temporary-haul-road-stabilization-for-a-chattanooga-sewer-rehabilitation-project/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posts