In our latest video, we dive into the three primary reasons why you should make stormwater maintenance a top priority:
- Environmental Stewardship: Being a good steward means preserving our waterways for future generations. Without proper filtration and cleaning, anything that lands on your property—from water bottles to cigarette butts—will eventually wash into nearby creeks, rivers, and oceans.
- Protecting Your Investment: Development is expensive, and stormwater systems are a huge part of that cost. A single underground chamber can cost half a million dollars. Regular preventive maintenance protects this investment and prevents failures that could disrupt your operations or impact your tenants. For owner-operators, this means keeping your business running smoothly without costly delays in shipping or receiving.
- Compliance is Good Business: Fulfilling city compliance obligations is simply about honoring your agreements. Monitoring and maintaining your system not only satisfies legal requirements but also prevents site issues and helps protect the environment for our loved ones.
We want to help you do “good business” while protecting your property and the world around us. Watch the full video to learn more about how preventive maintenance can save you money and headaches in the long run. If you are ready to get your system squared away, give us a call today!
Video Transcript
0:00 Intro
0:03 Be A Good Environment Steward
0:32 Investment Protection
0:55 Keep Operations Moving
1:08 Stay In Compliance
0:00 Intro
Three reasons why you should prioritize storm water maintenance.
0:03 Be A Good Environment Steward
Reason number one is being a good steward of the environment. We want to preserve the waterways for generations to come. Everything that lands on your property as a developed site will make its way into the waterways if unfiltered and not cleaned out. So these are the creeks that are nearest to your property, the rivers, the lakes, the oceans. We want to make sure that the water cap, water bottles, or the cigarette butts that are on your property aren’t going to make their way to our beloved waterways.
0:32 Investment Protection
Reason number two, we want to protect our investments. We invested millions of dollars in our developments. Just a small storm water system is going to cost you half a million dollars. One underground chamber is half a million dollars. You don’t want to spend all that money on your storm water vault to improve storm water quality and then just let it go unmaintained. If you’re installing a sump pump system, and you don’t maintain that sump pump system, that could fail. That’s going to impact your tenants. It’s going to impact your operations.
0:55 Keep Operations Moving
If you’re an owner-operator, the last thing you want to do is slow down the trucks coming in and out of your building that’s supposed to be shipping off materials—how you make your money. You don’t want to slow down those operations. So, we’re protecting our investment with preventive maintenance.
1:08 Stay In Compliance
The third part of that is compliance. So, it’s just good business. I’m a business owner. I want to do good business. When I sign an agreement with somebody, I want to honor that agreement. And when you have a city compliance obligation, then fulfill that obligation by monitoring and maintaining your storm water system. That’s going to do the other two things, too. That’s going to help prevent things from going awry on your site, and that’s going to help preserve the waterways for our loved ones. So, that’s three reasons why you should maintain your storm water system.
Give us a call if you’d like to get you squared.
