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Commercial storm drain & stormwater services in Fort Lauderdale

South Florida Storm Drain Solutions services storm drains, catch basins, and tidal outfalls throughout Fort Lauderdale — from downtown and Las Olas to the Galt Mile, Rio Vista, and the brokerages on 17th Street. We schedule CCTV and cleanings around tide windows so the inspection actually reads, and we coordinate with the City's tidal-valve and seawall programs.

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  • Compliance-Grade Reports
  • HOA & Commercial Specialists
  • Tri-County Coverage
South Florida Storm Drain Solutions vactor crew servicing a commercial catch basin
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  • 42 catch basins inspected
  • 18 cleaned & documented
  • CCTV footage delivered
  • Compliance report filed

Local stormwater context in Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale operates an MS4 under FDEP NPDES Phase II with a uniquely tidal stormwater network — much of east Fort Lauderdale drains through outfalls fitted with one-way tide flaps meant to keep saltwater out during king tides. When those flaps fail or a downstream pipe is silted, the City's infamous nuisance flooding shows up in Sebastian Street, Las Olas Isles, and Victoria Park before any actual storm hits.

Newer development inland and along the FEC corridor falls under SFWMD ERPs with O&M obligations that, since the June 28, 2025 rule update, can be certified by a qualified inspector on the state form. We confirm whether your obligation is the state ERP O&M, a drainage-district recert, or both before quoting.

Tide-flap inspection

We inspect tidal outfall valves at low tide, confirm seating, clear debris, and document condition with CCTV. This is the single most overlooked maintenance item on east-side Fort Lauderdale properties — and the most common cause of "sunny-day flooding" complaints.

Services we deliver in Fort Lauderdale

Who we serve in Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale's mix is high-rise condo associations on the beach and Intracoastal, downtown Class-A office, hospitality and yachting along 17th Street and Port Everglades, marine and industrial along State Road 84, and historic neighborhoods (Victoria Park, Colee Hammock, Rio Vista) where tide-flap and seawall coordination is part of every job. We work around the brokerage / boat-show calendar and downtown event days.

FAQ

Fort Lauderdale stormwater FAQs

Do you do tide-flap and tidal-outfall inspections in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes. We inspect at low tide so the flap seats are visible, confirm operation, clear debris, and CCTV the upstream run. A stuck tide flap is the most common cause of nuisance flooding on the east side.
How often should east-Fort-Lauderdale commercial properties clean inlets?
Twice a year minimum, with an additional sweep before peak king-tide season (typically October–November). Properties near the Intracoastal or with tidal outfalls usually need quarterly attention.
Can you support City MS4 documentation?
Yes — service reports include structure IDs, debris volume, photos, and disposal manifests formatted for Fort Lauderdale's MS4 program and your engineer's records.

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