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Versatile Designs To Serve Any School

Numerous universities and schools employ StormTrap systems to detain, infiltrate, harvest and/or treat their stormwater runoff. StormTrap has a minimal footprint and offers the type of versatility necessary for complying with jobsite parameters, while simultaneously exceeding the required storage volume.

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A large crane lowers a concrete stormwater storage unit into an excavated pit at a construction site near a brick building.

Trinity Hall High School

A high school in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, required a stormwater detention system for a new campus construction project. This…
Construction workers guide a concrete structure being lowered by a crane into place at a worksite near a multi-level parking garage.

New Student Housing Facility

A new residence hall is being constructed at Purdue University, south of an existing student housing facility.
A Komatsu excavator lifts a concrete slab at a busy construction site as workers in safety gear carefully guide and observe the precise placement.

Penn State University

The soon-to-open Susan Welch Liberal Arts Building at Penn State University Park will be an innovative hub of social science…
Construction site with a large crane and a semi-truck. Gravel spread across the ground and large concrete structures laid out. Workers and equipment visible in the background.

Rock Creek School

Rock Creek School is a public school located in Frederick, MD that provides special education programs. Due to the increasing…
Construction site with large concrete structure partially buried in the ground. A yellow excavator and several workers wearing helmets are present.

New York Institute of Technology

A large infiltration system was installed under the main campus parking lot of New York Institute of Technology in Old…
Construction site of a large indoor facility with a partially built concrete structure and an excavator visible in the center. Metal supports line the walls under a high, arched roof.

Boston College – Athletic Field House

A stormwater detention system was strategically placed inside the new Athletic Field to store water for two main flooding areas.
A large concrete box is being lowered into a hole at a construction site using blue straps. A worker in a safety vest and helmet stands nearby.

Chattahoochee Technical College – Health Science Building

Chattahoochee Technical College has recently inaugurated its new Health Science building at the Marietta Campus. The project involved the construction…
Workers in safety gear guide a large concrete structure being lowered into a trench by a crane at a construction site.

Windsor Elementary School Addition and Renovations

The StormTrap detention system, together with the SiteSaver treatment device, provided a flexible option to the owner to meet total…

Education 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.
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.
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Stormwater LID

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

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