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Stormwater Regulations in DC, Maryland, Virginia & Delaware
Stormwater runoff – the water that flows over streets, parking lots, lawns, and construction sites after a rainstorm – can carry pollutants like oil, sediment, heavy metals, and bacteria into nearby waterways. If unmanaged, this runoff contributes to flooding, erosion, and water pollution. But when properly managed, stormwater can be redirected or treated to support…
Stormwater Treatment Solutions for Commercial Properties
Effective stormwater management is essential for protecting commercial properties from flooding, erosion, and water pollution. Proper treatment solutions prevent property damage, ensure regulatory compliance, and support environmental sustainability. At iSTORMWATER, we specialize in installing, inspecting, and maintaining high-performance stormwater management systems tailored to commercial properties. Our expert team ensures compliance with local, state, and federal…
Stormwater Management: Why It Matters
In natural environments, rain and melting snow soak into the ground or flow into nearby streams, rivers, and oceans. This process replenishes groundwater and maintains the natural water cycle. However, in urban areas, impervious surfaces like roofs, driveways, sidewalks, and parking lots disrupt this cycle. Instead of soaking into the soil, stormwater flows across these…
How Deep Are Retention Ponds? The Factors Explained
At first glance, retention ponds may appear to be just decorative water features, but they are crucial for managing stormwater runoff and protecting communities from floods and erosion. If you’ve ever wondered how deep a retention pond should be or what factors contribute to its depth, you’ll find the answers here. Ready to discuss your…
4 Common Pollutants in Stormwater Runoff
The DC Metro Area faces significant stormwater runoff challenges. When rainwater flows over urban landscapes, it picks up various pollutants, which eventually enter local waterways and cause serious environmental and health concerns. Understanding the most common pollutants can help property managers and businesses implement effective stormwater management practices. 1. Chemicals Chemicals, including fertilizers, pesticides, automotive…
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Incredible stormwater management service. The owner John consulted on a property I manage and ended up saving us thousands of dollars in environmental fees from the government. Now, our property is compliant with the EPA and we have a great partner to keep us maintained on stormwater regulations over time.
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When it rains, the very first water that washes off roads, parking lots, and other paved surfaces carries a heavy load of pollutants. This "first...
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