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What is a storm drain?

Storm drains are known by many names; you may have heard of them as catch basins or storm basins. The truth is that different types of storm drainage serve different purposes. But the standard rule for all of them is they work by redirecting stormwater from the stress and your property into the sewer system. These little heroes almost always go unnoticed, but they do a lot to prevent flooding and water pollution. 

Storm drains must be cleaned periodically. After heavy rain, branches and different forms of garbage can prevent water from flowing through the ditches. The Miami public works department usually sends workers to check storm sewers and drains after a big storm. Still, keeping storm drains cleaned and working correctly heavily relies on land and property owners. Inspectors may also ask to check your storm drains if water is not going away fast enough after a storm or if your neighborhood is flooding. If your storm drains are not working correctly, you should call an emergency septic service in Miami. 

If your storm drains get clogged by debris after a storm and your yard is flooded, then cleaning the storm drains will probably fix the problem. Just keep in mind, if your yard had standing water for too long, for example, a couple of days, that could've caused your septic tank to fill up. When soil can't absorb any more water, your septic system can't get rid of the wastewater from your household. Septic tanks need to be pumped every 2 to 3 years, but your tank can be full even after a small flood. You should also check your septic system for any damages or malfunctions. If you want to be sure everything is working smoothly, you can call for storm drain maintenance in Miami. 

Looking for reliable storm drain installation services?

A proper storm drain installation in Miami, FL, is crucial to guarantee your house and the neighborhood won't suffer water damage or flooding. If the installation is left in the hand of professionals on the field, storm drains can last for many years. As long as you take good care of them with regular maintenance, you'll be good to go. 

If you don't know if you need to install storm drains on your property, your city's public works department can assess your particular situation. If you notice some of the following signs, you'll probably need to install storm drains as soon as possible:

• the stormwater stays on your yard and roof for too long after the rain stops, or
• your ceiling starts leaking due to standing water on your roof.

Remember that not having a storm drainage system can cause damage to your property, your city, and the ecosystem. Take care of the environment and avoid getting an expensive fine from the Florida Wildlife conservation commission. 

For a proper storm drain installation in Miami, FL, the best way to go is to leave this task to the hand of professionals. We have over 40 years of experience. Besides a proper and quick installation, we guarantee your storm drainage system follows all the city and state regulations. 

The best storm drain company in Miami, FL

The service our company provides goes beyond septic tank installation in Miami, FL, and other septic tank services. Our team can install the right storm drain for your house and the weather conditions in your area. After evaluating your particular situation, we'll come up with the perfect solution for your needs. We work fast and efficiently and deliver the best and most affordable service in the Dade and Broward counties. 

Whenever you need a storm drain installation in Miami, FL, schedule an appointment with us. Our experienced sewer technicians will guide and assess you from beginning to end. Our 24 hours emergency service will answer any questions you may have to clear all your doubts. We offer up-front project budgets, so there will be no surprises along the way. Get your storm drains installed today and avoid disturbing troubles in the future.