Placing River Rocks and Boulders

What happens here

A dump truck arrives with a load of large river rocks. The rocks are carefully dumped into the bucket of the Kubota skid steer, which then transports them to the swale. The skid steer operator then precisely distributes the river rocks over the installed geotextile fabric. A laborer assists by hand-placing the rocks to ensure full coverage and proper alignment, creating a uniform and visually appealing dry creek bed. The river rocks help prevent erosion and enhance the aesthetic of the drainage system. Large boulders are also strategically placed along the banks of the swale for a more natural look and additional stability.