Daniel Foskey

Yes. Our stormwater detention range, including MegaVault, AtlanVault, AtlanCube, and AtlanChamber, can be custom-installed with liners and sealants to retain stormwater for reuse applications. Stormwater detention systems temporarily store stormwater to slow incoming flows and prevent flooding. Stormwater harvesting involves storing this water over longer periods for on-site use, such as irrigation, toilet flushing, gardening,

On-site Stormwater Detention (OSD) tanks are stormwater management systems that temporarily store excess surface runoff during storms and heavy rainfall.    By slowing these incoming flows, they can be released slowly to drainage or infiltration zones, which prevents downstream assets, property, and environments from being overwhelmed by excess stormwater.   Key benefits of these systems

Construction efficiency, resiliency to poor weather, design flexibility, and faster installation are all valued benefits of modular precast concrete tanks. Modular precast detention tanks and cast-in-situ tanks are both concrete-based alternatives for on-site stormwater detention (OSD). These systems manage incoming stormwater flows and temporarily store them to prevent local flooding. The key point of difference

Underground detention assets provide many tangible benefits to developers, stakeholders, and the local community. Installed beneath the surface of your project, these types of OSD (On-site Stormwater Detention) systems are designed to meet the footprint constraints of modern development and conserve developable land. The benefits of subsurface OSD solutions include – Efficient land use Reduced

Yes, stormwater detention assets are compatible with stormwater treatment assets to create solutions that effectively manage both water quality and water quantity. Surface runoff is the rainfall that runs off the ground because the land is unable to soak it during storm events. On-site Stormwater Detention (OSD tanks) manage this volume of water and provide