Commercial Projects

Accommodate Your Jobsite Requirements

StormTrap works seamlessly with commercial properties such as hotels, restaurants and office buildings. Its flexible design can accommodate any jobsite parameters while maximizing water volume storage and maintaining a small footprint. Additionally, it increases the amount of usable land because it eliminates the need for a detention pond on the property.

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62nd Ave Roadway Improvements

StormTrap provided two SiteSaver hydrodynamic separator devices to effectively remove sediments from waterways in Adams County, Colorado. The 62nd Roadway…
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McGinnis Ferry

Imperium Development in Suwanee, Georgia required an underground water storage solution for a new multifamily building. The property, known as…
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Raising Canes Restaurant

A Raising Canes restaurant in Chicago, Illinois required an underground stormwater management solution on site. StormTrap designed a detention basin…
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Bayside Business Park

Bayside Business Park is a leasing complex situated in Pinellas Park, Florida. The park provides repurposed spaces for businesses which…
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Long Island Railroad

The Long Island Railroad needed to renovate its commuter parking lots at the Speonk station in Suffolk County, New York….
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Kenneth City

As a part of a redevelopment project, a retail property in St. Petersburg, Florida required a stormwater management system. Both…
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Piscataway Warehouse

An underground stormwater management solution was required for a new industrial warehouse in Piscataway, New Jersey. Due to its flexible…
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Love’s Travel Stop

A newly opened Love’s Travel Stop in Cortez, Colorado, required an underground stormwater detention system to manage runoff effectively. Love’s,…

Commercial Solutions

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Detention

Manages and controls the volume and discharge timing of stormwater runoff.
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Infiltration

Allows water to efficiently discharge into the native soil, preventing flooding.
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Treatment

Removes pollutants from stormwater, targeting either one specific contaminant or a combination of pollutants for a complete stormwater pollution prevention plan.
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Stormwater LID

Meets low impact development goals with infiltration, stormwater harvesting and biofiltration systems.

Be the Future of Stormwater Management

Stay ahead of regulations and protect your community for decades to come. Building the future starts underground.

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