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Fort Lauderdale · Broward County

Storm drain cleaning in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Storm drain cleaning in Fort Lauderdale runs straight into the city's tidal-flooding problem — sunny-day flooding on Las Olas, surge backups along the New River, and aging east-side inlets that silt up between rains. We clean, jet, and document storm-drain systems for downtown towers, Las Olas mixed-use, and waterfront HOAs across the city.

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

Storm drain cleaning Fort Lauderdale — local stormwater context

Fort Lauderdale operates a City MS4 under FDEP NPDES Phase II and has been actively upgrading tidal-valve and pump infrastructure across the east side — but on-site catch basins and lateral pipe runs are still the property owner's responsibility. East-of-Federal sites drain into the New River and tidal canals, so saltwater intrusion, sediment, and debris build up faster than inland sites.

Most modern detention and exfiltration systems carry an SFWMD ERP with a recurring O&M inspection requirement now governed by the updated Chapter 62-330 rules; qualified-inspector certification is acceptable for routine inspections in most cases.

Local dispatch
954-420-6228

Crews dispatched to Fort Lauderdale from our Broward County staging — typical on-site response in 24–72 hours.

Common problem areas in Fort Lauderdale
  • Las Olas Boulevard and downtown plaza drains
  • New River-fronting condo associations
  • Beach corridor A1A hotels and HOAs
  • Coral Ridge and Victoria Park older inlets
  • Cypress Creek office and industrial corridor

What our Fort Lauderdale storm drain cleaning service includes

  • Vactor catch basin cleaning
    Full vacuum extraction of sediment, debris, and pollutants from every inlet on site.
  • Hydro-jetting of pipe runs
    High-pressure clearing of roots, FOG, and hardened sediment between structures.
  • CCTV verification (optional)
    Camera pass to confirm restored flow and document pipe condition.
  • Compliance-ready report
    Photos, structure IDs, debris volume, and disposal manifests formatted for MS4 and engineer review.

See our full storm drain cleaning service, catch basin cleaning, and hydro-jetting pages for scope and pricing.

FAQ

Storm drain cleaning Fort Lauderdale — FAQs

Can you handle Las Olas and downtown work after hours?
Yes. We routinely schedule downtown Fort Lauderdale work outside business hours so we don't block valet, loading docks, or outdoor dining.
Do you document for Fort Lauderdale's MS4 program?
Yes — every job ships with structure photos, debris volumes, disposal manifests, and a report formatted for the City of Fort Lauderdale Public Works stormwater team and your engineer.
How often should Fort Lauderdale waterfront properties clean inlets?
Most waterfront and east-side sites do best on a quarterly schedule with an extra sweep after named storms. Inland HOAs usually run an annual full clean plus targeted post-storm work.

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Need documentation before the next storm season?

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