Retail Projects

Increase Treatment Options and Storage

Retail properties such as strip malls, shopping centers and grocery stores utilize StormTrap to meet stormwater regulations and improve land usage. The modular, customizable design works to fit into all jobsite parameters while broadening the available treatment options and maximizing water volume storage.

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Construction workers and an excavator assemble large rectangular concrete stormwater management units on a cleared, dirt-covered site bordered by trees.

Yardville

A state-of-the-art industrial warehouse and distribution center was required near an existing shopping mall located in the heart of Yardville,…
Aerial view of a construction site with two excavators and workers installing a large concrete pipe section in a rectangular pit near a roadway.

Zaxby’s

A 2,200-square-foot Zaxby’s restaurant and drive-thru was being developed in Valdosta, Georgia. The project also included construction of a parking…
A crane carefully lowers a concrete stormwater structure into place at the bustling construction site. Nearby, workers attentively supervise the installation beside a pre-installed section, with towering buildings visible in the background—signs of urban progress unfolding.

Prairie Flower Casino

The Prairie Flower Casino, located on the west side of the Missouri River in Carter Lake, Iowa, is owned and…
Two construction workers guide large concrete barriers being positioned by a crane on a gravel lot near a bustling intersection with shops and traffic in the background.

Empire Place Detention

A detention system designed using 2′-6″ SingleTrap concrete modular pieces.
Large concrete box culverts are being installed at a construction site using a crane and excavator, with workers and vehicles visible in the background.

University – Provo Utah

University – Provo Utah
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Thompson Lexus

A Lexus car dealership was being relocated to a new site in Willow Grove, PA.  The new location required stormwater…
Construction worker securing a large concrete slab with a crane on a construction site. Excavator visible in the foreground.

CVS Pharmacy

The project involved the redevelopment of an existing Charter One Bank and parking lot, located in St. Charles, IL. The development…
A construction worker in a yellow vest guides a large concrete slab being lowered by a crane into an excavated site, surrounded by orange fencing and parked vehicles.

Speedway, Inc.

A twenty two pieces SingleTrap detention system was installed underneath a Speedway Inc facility to manage and control the volume…

Retail 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.
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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