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What Is An Impervious Surface & Why Does It Matter?
From roads and parking lots to rooftops and sidewalks, impervious surfaces are a common feature of urban landscapes. While essential for transportation and development, these surfaces can create significant environmental challenges. What Are Impervious Surfaces? Impervious surfaces are areas that resist water absorption, causing rainwater to flow off rather than soak into the ground. Common…
Why Stormwater Preventative Maintenance Is Important
As a commercial property manager or owner, maintaining the health and safety of your property extends beyond regular upkeep – it includes how you handle stormwater. Effective stormwater management is vital to protect your investment from issues like water pollution, sewer overflows, flooding, and soil erosion. Ignoring stormwater risks can lead to costly damage and…
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iStormwater LLC was an excellent choice. They made the process of the Stormwater pond repairs seamless. They took charge of the project and got the project approved and passing the inspection. We highly recommend them and would use them again.
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.
So helpful with all of my water issues.
Great communication and leadership and a family friendly atmosphere. Thank you John!
Permeable pavement is becoming a cornerstone of modern stormwater management, offering an effective, eco-friendly solution to reduce runoff and promote sustainable development. By incorporating these...
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