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Miami · Miami-Dade County

Storm drain cleaning in Miami, FL

Storm drain cleaning in Miami means working under Miami-Dade RER (DERM) stormwater rules, with sea-level groundwater and tidal outfalls in play. South Florida Storm Drain Solutions vacuums catch basins, hydro-jets pipe runs, and delivers DERM-ready documentation for HOAs, condo associations, and commercial properties from Brickell to Kendall.

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

Storm drain cleaning Miami — local stormwater context

The City of Miami operates an MS4 under FDEP NPDES Phase II inside the larger Miami-Dade RER (DERM) program. DERM has some of the strictest BMP, pollutant-discharge, and recordkeeping requirements in the state — and most receiving waters (the Miami River, Biscayne Bay) are sensitive, so missing inspections and unmaintained inlets become a fast path to a notice of violation.

Coastal Miami also has a tidal-outfall problem: structures fill with sand, seaweed, and saltwater intrusion, and inspections have to be timed around tide. Inland sites along the Miami River and the older industrial corridors deal with much heavier sediment and FOG loads.

Most post-1990s commercial sites permitted detention or exfiltration systems through an SFWMD ERP — recurring O&M inspections now fall under Florida's updated qualified-inspector rule under Chapter 62-330.

Local dispatch
954-420-6228

Crews dispatched to Miami from our Miami-Dade County staging — typical on-site response in 24–72 hours.

Common problem areas in Miami
  • Brickell and Downtown high-rise plaza drains
  • Coral Way and Little Havana older inlets
  • Wynwood and Edgewater mixed-use sites
  • Miami River industrial corridor
  • Coconut Grove and Kendall HOA detention systems

What our Miami 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 Miami — FAQs

How much does storm drain cleaning cost in Miami?
Most Miami commercial cleanings run $125–$300 per catch basin and $3–$25 per linear foot of pipe jetting, with volume discounts when we clean an entire site in one mobilization. Final pricing is set after a free on-site inspection.
Do you handle DERM compliance documentation?
Yes. Every Miami cleaning ships with structure-by-structure photos, debris volume, disposal manifests, and a written report formatted for DERM and your engineer.
How often should Miami properties clean their storm drains?
Most HOAs and commercial sites should clean catch basins annually; restaurant pads, industrial sites, and high-FOG locations typically need quarterly service to stay ahead of flooding and DERM scrutiny.

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