The StormChamber is one of the most advanced stormwater systems, utilizing the latest technology to ensure environmental progress and solutions. The technology featured in this stormwater management system is cost-effective at removing pollutants from the water. An advanced storage system, the StormChamber requires little maintenance compared to comparable stormwater systems.

The nation’s leading biologists, ecologists, and technical engineers developed this technology at HydroLogic Solutions to improve the technology that has pervaded the industry over the last decade. StormChamber is at the top of its class for economy, efficiency, and technological advancement. In fact, the structural shape, integrity, and basic corrugations by StormChamber exceed the AASHTO H20 wheel load rating two times over. Boasting the ability to hold up to 60 percent more water with less than half the installment time of its competitors, StormChamber is quickly being recognized as one of the fastest growing storm water systems.

In a marketplace where cost-efficiency, environment-friendliness, and overall quality are main factors considered in stormwater systems, StormChamber leads on all accounts. The design incorporates a 10” riser that makes easy sediment maintenance. In fact, the open bottom and open filtration surface area of StormChamber makes it one of the most self-sustaining stormwater systems on the market, as little maintenance is required to keep the structure working to remove pollutants in the water. Significant water quality enhancement is achieved through using this management system.

The StormChamber isn’t one of those stormwater systems that must be used in an area with pervious soils, as non-pervious areas can also utilize underground storage with managed outflow. Options for StormChamber are plentiful, as it can be used to replace concrete, HDPE pipelines, or corrugated metal for conveyance. With lower overall prices and fast installation times, the StormChamber is one of the fastest growing stormwater systems available.

SedimenTraps are used along with the StormChamber system to help with sediment management.

Two SedimenTraps are typically used for each StormChamber system – in the first and last chamber of the row receiving the storm water inflow. Sediment that escapes capture in the first SedimenTrap eventually gets washed down to the one in the last chamber of the row. Use of our SedimenTraps in this manner provides the same function as pre-treatment units, but at a fraction of the cost.