Storm Water Management Solutions
EMCO Waterworks PC 753 takes pride in providing Storm Water Management Solutions using the best designed and engineered products in their category. We have a stormwater management expert and a technical specialist in house to provide support from concept studies, through design and installation to all your needs. We work with Engineers, Consultants, Municipalities, Developers and Contractors to ensure products are delivered to your satisfaction.
Storm Tanks
The Storm Tank is a sub-surface rainwater storage tank with highly permeable surfaces made up from manufactured modular components. It is used “at-source” allowing the option for infiltration (ADS StormTech™), detention or retention (Brentwood StormTank™). With these unique characteristics, the Storm Tank aids designers in managing storm water run-off, reducing pollutants entering surface waters, recharging local aquifers and relieving pressure on existing storm water systems.
Our system is the complete package of components you will need to install a Storm Tank, including engineering consultation and on-site instruction and inspections. We have provided storm water management solutions for engineers, municipalities, and developers across the province. To date, installed tanks range from as little as 2 cu.m to larger than 4,000 cu.m – there is no limit to what you can achieve in capacity.
The core of the Storm Tank System is the modular components. We provide the next generation modular system from Brentwood Industries – the StormTank module – manufactured in North America. The modular components are made from recycled post-industrial plastic, which is particularly important if you are working on a LEED™ project.
The Storm Tank offers a unique combination of flexible configurations, ease of installation, high detention capacity, high media permeability and low long-term clogging factors; all in one system. It has a wide range of applications including car parks and road drainage, housing, sports fields, roof gardens, etc. For the same excavated volume, a Storm Tank System can manage a lot more water than conventional infiltration methods – such as sand trenches, soak away gravel pits, perforated or slotted pipe.
With its sub-surface design, the Storm Tank System maintains environmentally sustainable urban developments. It alleviates mosquito infestation, and maintenance/liability headaches that open detention ponds bring about. Furthermore, by installing under parking lots or landscaped areas, developers can free up land for additional revenue.
