by SWIMS Team | Aug 10, 2026 | Storm Water Compliance
Post-fire stormwater California risk does not arrive with the flames — it arrives with the first rain. If you manage a commercial property, an industrial site, or an HOA community near a California burn area, the months after fire season are when your storm water...
by SWIMS Team | Jun 8, 2026 | Storm Water Compliance
Summer is when California construction sites go out of compliance quietly. Active grading slows, exposed soil sits unattended, and the compliance clock keeps running whether or not rain is in the forecast. If you manage a Northern California site, soil stabilization...
by SWIMS Team | May 27, 2026 | Storm Water Compliance, Storm Water Maintenance
If you are a developer or engineer working on new construction in California, trash capture device developer specification is no longer a post-construction afterthought — it is a plan-stage decision that directly affects your project timeline, budget, and compliance...
by SWIMS Team | May 20, 2026 | Storm Water Compliance, Storm Water Maintenance
The trash capture 2030 deadline is one of the most significant regulatory milestones in California storm water history — and it is approaching faster than most municipalities and property owners realize. By December 1, 2030, every permitted storm water system in the...
by SWIMS Team | May 6, 2026 | Storm Water Compliance
If you are evaluating full capture devices for your storm water system, the connector pipe screen vs. catch basin insert decision is one of the most important choices you will make. Both devices are designed to capture trash and debris before they reach local...
by SWIMS Team | Feb 27, 2026 | Storm Water Compliance, Storm Water Maintenance
Most storm drain service companies clean the drain. The good ones also protect you from regulatory risk. That distinction matters more than many property managers realize. A truck can vacuum out sediment and still leave you exposed if there is no record of what was...
