What actually drives storm drain cleaning cost
Why one property pays $180 per basin and the one down the street pays $450. The five variables that move the number.
Read →Practical guides for property managers, HOA boards, and engineers responsible for South Florida stormwater systems. New articles published regularly.
Why one property pays $180 per basin and the one down the street pays $450. The five variables that move the number.
Read →Nine out of ten flooded commercial lots in South Florida trace back to the same three failures. Only one is expensive.
Read →The one-question triage that tells us which truck to bring: hydrogen sulfide, FOG, cross-connection, or hydrocarbon.
Read →The tenant's fryer oil becomes your NOV. Cadence, lease clauses, and the cost of a FOG-lined lateral.
Read →Four signals it's time and three that mean call an engineer, not a vactor. The forgotten structure on most commercial sites.
Read →When a crawler with a camera saves you $60,000, and the two situations where it's a waste of a few hundred bucks.
Read →The morning-after checklist South Florida property managers should run, with the photos to keep for the file.
Read →What a DERM stormwater NOV actually asks for, response windows, and the closeout package that ends the case.
Read →What a South Florida Water Management District O&M inspection prices in 2026, by basin/pond/BMP count.
Read →The six MCMs, the records your city expects, and where enforcement actually looks.
Read →Frequency by property type: HOA, office, retail, restaurant, industrial. Includes the signals that shorten the cycle.
Read →Two different tools, two different jobs. When you need one, both, or neither.
Read →Why coastal outfalls fail differently, and the low-tide inspection cadence beachside properties should follow.
Read →Industrial BMP cadence, manifests, and the audit trail that keeps you off the enforcement list.
Read →Realistic annual and reserve numbers for a mid-size HOA, and where boards typically under-budget.
Read →Between April 15 and June 1 is when South Florida property managers should sweep their stormwater systems.
Read →Step by step: permit pull, on-site inspection, corrective work, and PE sign-off.
Read →We start with permit records and aerials. If the job needs a look in person, we schedule a walk. Either way you get a written, fixed fee quote within 48 hours.