Stormwater Management Products

Everything you need to meet regulations and create lasting stormwater solutions.

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Why You Need the Right Stormwater Management Products

Stricter regulations and growing environmental concerns mean municipalities are seeking more effective stormwater management solutions than ever before.

To meet these evolving challenges, you need products that deliver reliability and high performance.

StormTrap’s stormwater management systems are built for long-term durability—offering sustainable solutions that improve water quality and drainage while standing the test of time.

Explore our full line of products and discover how StormTrap can support your next project.

Stormwater Detention and Infiltration Products

StormTrap’s detention and infiltration systems provide a versatile underground solution for effective stormwater management. Our customizable precast concrete modules are designed to temporarily store runoff, then gradually release it or allow it to infiltrate into the soil—supporting water quality objectives, mitigating downstream flooding, and ensuring compliance with local regulations.

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SingleTrap

Meet all site design specifications and stormwater requirements for innovative, cost-effective management
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DoubleTrap

Maximize total water storage and reduce excavation and project costs by minimizing footprint

Stormwater Treatment Products

Control pollution and meet all regulations with our stormwater treatment products. These reliable products can be built into your projects and complement our rainwater retention systems.

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StormSettler: Sediment Control

The first hydrodynamic separator in the stormwater industry to utilize tube settling packs and upflow patterns to promote settlement and capture of sediments.
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SiteSaver: Pollutant Management

A unique hydrodynamic separator that utilizes trash containment devices, inclined plate technology and baffles to capture and easily remove trash and debris, floatables, hydrocarbons and sediment from waterways.
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TrashTrap: Solid Removal

Our netting systems combine the natural energy of water flow with disposable mesh nets to capture and easily remove trash, floatables and solids from stormwater and wastewater. The systems can be adapted to a variety of applications.
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PumpGuard: Machinery Protection

A pre-screening device that utilizes disposable mesh nets to capture solids and protect pumps, rotating equipment, disinfection systems and other machinery from potential damage by removing debris from the waste stream.
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Net Services

To preserve optimal product function, StormTrap offers net replacements for our water treatment products. The nets provide a reliable solution for capturing trash and debris, including materials that may contain hazardous substances. They also increase debris storage capacity, helping to reduce maintenance frequency and improve overall system efficiency.

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How to Start Working with StormTrap Products

You may know what products you need. You might need a partner to plan your project.

No matter how you work, StormTrap works with you to define and plan the ideal solution.

We’re with you past the planning phase as well: we are your end-to-end stormwater management system partner through approval and build.

Our products are built to last. Our partnership is no different.

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Request a Design and Budget

Our experts work with you to create a design and estimate a budget for your stormwater management project.
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DesignLab

Input your project details into the StormTrap DesignLab to instantly generate project drawings and specifications for your stormwater management plan.
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Talk to Your Local Rep

Have a conversation with an expert who knows your region, recognizes your specific needs, and understands your goals.
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Download Specs

Put our product specs directly into your plans to see how they’ll fit or submit to the contractor and developer.

How Stormwater Management Products Work

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Videos

3455 North Service Rd – Burlington, ON | Stormwater Detention System
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Webinar

Big Detention in the Little ROW
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Videos

Bolivar Park – Lakewood, CA | Stormwater Detention, Infiltration and Rainwater Harvesting System

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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