StormTrap

28/05/2026

The Oak Lawn Public Works project in Village of Oak Lawn, Illinois - Government, highlights a tailored stormwater solution designed to meet complex site constraints and storage requirements. The 8’-11’ DoubleTrap detention system provides a total storage capacity of 109,188 cubic feet and incorporated a watertight liner. In addition to the DoubleTrap system, two flanking VCBMP 2’-1” SingleTrap vaults were installed in order to promote and reach required infiltration volumes.

Application: Detention and Infiltration | Product used: 2’-1” SingleTrap and 8’-11” DoubleTrap | Total Water Stored:109,188 cf | Number of Basins: 3 | Number of Pieces: 166, 82, 43 | Foundation: Stone | Consulting Engineer: RTM Engineering Consultants | Installing Contractor: TBS Construction Inc | General Contractor: Harbour Contractors, Inc.

View more of our municipal projects: https://stormtrap.com/community/

26/05/2026

Celebrating 5 years with Amy 🎊

Amy joined StormTrap in 2021 as a Territory Manager in Texas. In early 2023, she transitioned to the Technical Sales Support team, which later evolved into the Stormwater Specialist team as the department expanded.

Today, Amy supports the Northeast region and is a go-to resource for all things StormTrap. With more than 20 years of industry experience, deep knowledge, and a passion for helping others succeed, Amy is truly an invaluable part of the team.

Thank you, Amy, for your dedication and all you do. We’re so lucky to have you!

25/05/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember those who gave their lives in service to our country 🇺🇸

Our office will be closed today in observance of Memorial Day.

21/05/2026

Ball State University Performing Arts Center in Muncie, IN, required an effective stormwater solution to support its campus expansion. The detention system was part of a broader initiative to revitalize the surrounding neighborhood and construct a new on-campus performing arts facility. With limited footprint available, an 11’-4” DoubleTrap system was installed. The basin provides 6,160 cubic feet of storage within a single structure, consisting of 14 StormTrap modular units installed on a stone foundation.

Application: Detention | Product used: 11’-4” DoubleTrap | Total Water Stored: 6,160 cf | Number of Basins: 1 | Number of Pieces: 14 | Foundation: Stone | Consulting Engineer: Cripe | Installing Contractor: 3D Company Inc. | General Contractor: Messer Construction Co.

Explore similar projects: https://stormtrap.com/project/

21/05/2026

Thank you to everyone who visited us at ICSC Las Vegas 2026 and helped make this year’s event such a success. We’re grateful for the conversations and connections, and we look forward to continuing them beyond the show!

A special thanks to our sales team for making it all happen: Kyle McCready, Ben Fulghum, Keith Pfeifer, John Shallahamer, & Charlie Carter

12/05/2026

We're headed to ICSC Las Vegas!

Meet the StormTrap team at booth , May 18-20 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Kyle McCready, Ben Fulghum, Keith Pfeifer, John Shallahamer, & Charlie Carter will be there to answer any of your questions. Chat with them to learn how our systems can help maximize the use of your property.

08/05/2026

Proud to see our systems at work!

Our basins stored over 4.14 million gallons of stormwater from a single storm 🌧️ We are happy to play a key role in protecting the community from flooding.

From April 14 to 15, the Village received around 2.0 inches of rain over a 3-hour period. ⛈️ The impact of this heavy rainfall was mitigated by the Neighborhood Storage Project. Over 4.14 million gallons of stormwater were stored (30% of the system capacity). This project significantly reduced the amount of water in Village streets, resident yards, & prevented sewer backups: https://loom.ly/MoI324w

Additionally, the Village’s Pump over Lift Station pumped an estimated 0.76 million gallons & the West Park Sanitary Storage Facility stored & pumped over 2.7 million gallons of sanitary sewer water. ☔ These facilities reduce sewer related basement back up & increase the capacity of the sanitary sewer system on the west side of the Village.

🌈 In total, the recent investments in the Village’s sewer systems mitigated 7.6 million gallons of rain water this past week!

07/05/2026

We are proud to celebrate Cindy's 5 year anniversary🎉

Cindy joined StormTrap as a credit & collections specialist and has been a key part of the finance team ever since. Cindy has been an invaluable asset to our organization, bringing strong credit judgment and consistent follow through. Her ability to balance customer relationships with financial discipline, improve collection visibility, and support responsible growth reflects both her expertise and dedication to achieving strong business results.

Thank you for everything you bring to the team, we are lucky to have you!

05/05/2026

Ganna Walska Lotusland, a beloved 37-acre public garden in California, has installed StormTrap to help capture, treat, and store stormwater runoff. StormTrap’s system will add 200,000 gallons of underground water storage, aiding Lotusland’s 2024 Master Plan for long-term water security.

The install included an 11’-4” detention system and a StormSettler , providing the pretreatment. A new pump was also installed as part of the overall system, allowing the captured water to be reused for on-site irrigation.

We are proud to be a part of Lotusland’s journey toward a water-secure future!

Step onto the Ganna Walska Lotusland grounds — or peek over its side wall on Sycamore Canyon Road — and eagle-eyed visitors and neighbors might catch a

01/05/2026

We’re headed to the Ohio Stormwater Conference, May 6-8th at the Kalahari Resorts - Sandusky !

Our Regulatory Specialist, Dana Stayer, will be taking the stage on May 7th at 2:30 pm.
Her presentation will cover how Hydrodynamic Separation technology has evolved.

Attending the conference? Come find us, catch Dana’s session, and let’s talk stormwater💧

22/04/2026

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐄𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🌎

A reminder that caring for our planet is a shared responsibility. By adopting sustainable practices, we move toward a greener future. 🌱