Your Project Can't Afford a Stormwater Violation
Civil infrastructure jobs run long, disturb huge footprints, and generate water that's harder to treat than anything on a standard build. High pH off fresh concrete. Sediment-loaded runoff. Drill water with nowhere clean to go.
One failed turbidity reading or a regulator showing up to discharge you don't have under control, and you're looking at stop-work orders, fines, and a schedule that slips while everyone waits on you.
You need a partner who treats this water to compliance and can prove it, without becoming the reason your project falls behind.
Stormwater That Passes on the Toughest Civil Sites
We've spent 20+ years treating stormwater on civil construction sites across Washington. We've handled drill water on major state highway deck construction and run treatment at active rock quarries and pit operations.
We routinely knock down stormwater with a pH above 12 during vault and wall pours. That's the kind of water that fails on most sites and stalls the job, and it's routine for us.
Our core system is chitosan-enhanced sand filtration (CESF). It captures the fine sediment and contaminants that slip past ordinary filters, so the water leaving your site clears turbidity and compliance limits every time.
Stormwater Management Built for Long Civil Timelines
Civil infrastructure projects produce higher contaminant loads than standard builds, and they run for months or years rather than weeks. That combination is exactly where stormwater programs tend to break down. Discharge points that worked in phase one get buried under phase three. Treatment that handled early sediment can't keep up once concrete work starts throwing pH.
We design for the whole timeline, not just the kickoff. As your site changes, our systems move and scale with it, so you keep water off impervious surfaces, out of the storm drains, and inside compliance from mobilization through closeout.