Our experienced professionals excel at deploying proprietary StormTrap technology to meet custom stormwater and CSO management requirements. We are actively engaged with stormwater organizations across the country and frequently lead or participate in educational and policy programs related to our field. We invite you to learn more about how new StormTrap innovations could solve challenges that you face on your next project.
Project Specifications Location: Carson, CA Application: Stormwater Detention / Treatment / Hydromodification Product Used: 14′-8” DoubleTrap System Total Water Stored: 589,902 CF Number of Pieces (per basin): 712 Owner: City of Carson Engineering Firm: Tetra Tech A StormTrap system is being installed at the Carriage Crest Park as part of an innovative stormwater […]
Read MoreAn underground detention system and a SiteSaver treatment device were installed at the Chattahoochee Technical College to manage stormwater runoff on campus. Storm Water Solutions Magazine featured the project in its March/April 2019 issue. Click on the link below to read the case study.
Read MoreA stormwater management system was installed under the soccer field of the Windsor Elementary School, located in Arlington Heights, IL. An underground detention basin, together with a SiteSaver treatment device, provided an effective solution to manage and treat stormwater runoff on site. Click on the link below to learn more about the project. […]
Read MoreThe planning and design process of implementing a stormwater management plan at the Loyola Medical Center in Maywood IL resulted in an interesting case study of flood mitigation, which is featured in the Informed Infrastructure Magazine – July/August 2018 issue. StormTrap was chosen as the optimal solution to address flooding issues at Loyola. “Four vaults, […]
Read MoreAn underground detention system was installed in a residential neighborhood in Elmhurst, IL to solve recurring flooding issues. Storm Water Solutions Magazine featured the project in its March/April 2018 issue. Click on the link below to read the case study.
Read MoreThe Wescott Park Stormwater Storage Facility was recently recognized by SWS Magazine as a Top Project Winner for 2017. The SWS team visited the project site in Northbrook, IL and interviewed Paul Siegfried, P.E, CFM, CPESC, Assistant Water Resources Department Manager at Baxter & Woodman and Kelly Hamill, Director of Public Works for the Village. […]
Read MoreA StormTrap detention and infiltration system was installed under the parking deck of the new Rosemont Baseball Stadium in Rosemont, IL. StormTrap worked closely with Mackie Consultants, Inc. to design a system that could be installed in the limited area and, at the same time, meet total water storage requirements. Click on the image below to learn more about the project.
Read MoreStormTrap® announced today that it has successfully completed the verification program with the New Jersey Corporation for AdvancedTechnology (NJCAT) for the new design of its stormwater treatment system, SiteSaver®. Following the verification, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) certified SiteSaver as an approved Hydrodynamic Sedimentation Manufactured Treatment Device (MTD). Based on […]
Read MoreStormTrap’s General Sales Manager for the Northeast Region, Brett Holmes, P.E., recently became a Certified Professional in Stormwater Quality (CPSWQ). This accreditation was achieved through his educational attainments, work experience and successful completion of a rigorous written exam. Holmes is a Maine State Professional Engineer who is passionate about helping solve stormwater issues. He has […]
Read MoreAPWA featured StormTrap’s Wescott Park project in Northbrook, IL. Severe home flooding in the Village’s Sunset Fields subdivision prompted the construction of the largest underground stormwater detention facility of its kind, capable of holding more than 7.7 million gallons of stormwater. Read the innovative stormwater management solution in the June publication! Click here. Special thanks […]
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