Community Projects

Manage Runoff and Harvest Stormwater

StormTrap provides innovative stormwater management solutions to community projects like athletic fields, public parks and places of worship. We effectively manage stormwater runoff to prevent flooding, protect waterways and improve land usage while also offering water harvesting opportunities for irrigation or greywater usage.

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Construction workers in yellow vests skillfully guide large concrete slabs as a crane positions them precisely. Gravel crunches underfoot and safety netting surrounds the bustling area, ensuring a seamless blend of progress and protection on this active site.

Edina Fire Station 2

The City of Edina, Minnesota, is constructing a new fire station. This building will help meet the growing needs of…
Large concrete stormwater management units are installed in an excavated construction site, while workers and construction equipment operate in the background.

North End Community Center

The City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, is building a new community center. This 25,000-square-foot building will include a gym, fitness…
Large concrete box culverts are being installed at a construction site with cranes and excavators, surrounded by red soil and trees in the background.

Iveybrooke

The Prairie Flower Casino, located on the west side of the Missouri River in Carter Lake, Iowa, is owned and…
A row of large concrete utility vaults is positioned on a gravel lot, with a red construction crane parked nearby and trees lining the background.

Hitchcock Woods

Located in the heart of Aiken, South Carolina, Hitchcock Woods is one of the nation’s largest urban forests and home…
A large underground concrete structure is being installed at a construction site, with heavy equipment visible and a worker nearby overseeing the operation.

KC Current Stadium

A stormwater detention system installed in Kansas City, Missouri. To meet local stormwater requirements and minimize footprint on-site, StormTrap was…
Construction site bustling with excavators and workers near a large foundation area, framed by trees and a building in the background.

Eagandale Industrial Park Stormwater Quality Improvements Project

The Eagandale Industrial Park Neighborhood Street Revitalization is one of the City of Eagan’s 2021 projects involving roadway resurfacing, utility…
An excavator maneuvers a concrete wall section into position at a construction site beside a lake, framed by tall trees and the skeletal beginnings of a new structure.

Stone Bridge Park Improvement Project

Stone Bridge Park is a quaint neighborhood park along Lake Monona with beautiful views of the Madison skyline.
A construction site buzzes with activity as a large excavator maneuvers around several concrete culverts, while workers clad in safety gear coordinate alongside a compacting machine.

Hamilton Drain Stormwater Improvements Project – Phase 1

Two underground infiltration basins and a Downstream Defender® pretreatment device are part of the Hamilton Drain Stormwater Improvements Project –…

Community Solutions

Cutaway illustration of a city street with buildings, trees, a car, and outdoor seating, showing a large underground water management system labeled "StormTrap.

Detention

Manages and controls the volume and discharge timing of stormwater runoff.
Cross-section diagram of a park with trees, a soccer field, pavilion, and underground stormwater management system labeled StormTrap.

Infiltration

Allows water to efficiently discharge into the native soil, preventing flooding.
Cross-section illustration of an urban street and building, showing an underground stormwater management system with water chambers beneath the surface.

Treatment

Removes pollutants from stormwater, targeting either one specific contaminant or a combination of pollutants for a complete stormwater pollution prevention plan.
Cross-sectional illustration showing a grassy park with trees and a swing set above an underground StormTrap water management system.

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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