Clear Access Points, Prevent System-Wide Failures

Your First Line of Defense

Catch basins and storm drains are the entry points for stormwater runoff. When sediment, debris, and garbage accumulate, they block flow, cause localized flooding, and introduce pollutants into lakes and rivers.

Why It Matters

The Hidden Cost of Neglect

Neglected catch basins don’t just flood parking lots. They degrade water quality, increase liability, and shorten system lifespan. Regular cleaning prevents blockages, protects the environment, and maintains the integrity of your entire drainage system. It’s a small investment that avoids costly emergencies, extends infrastructure life, and keeps operations running without disruption.

When Cleaning Is Needed

We Specialize in Every Stage of Intervention

  • Routine Maintenance: Annual or bi-annual cleaning prevents buildup, detects early damage, and maintains system integrity.
  • Post-Construction: Remove sediment and construction debris left behind after site work is complete.
  • Emergency Response: When flooding occurs, rapid mobilization clears blockages and restores drainage quickly.
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How We Clean

High-Performance Equipment That Delivers

We combine jet-vac trucks and high-velocity water jetting with industrial vacuum systems to break up and extract debris from catch basins and storm drains. Sediment, sludge, rocks, and grease are removed and properly disposed of, leaving systems clear and ready for the next storm event.

Restore Flow, Prevent Blockages, Extend System Life

When Blockages Build Silently

Pipeline blockages from grease, roots, sediment, and construction residue restrict flow gradually, reducing capacity until systems fail under normal demand. Jet-vac technology targets these obstructions with dual-action cleaning: pressurized water jetting (up to 4,000 PSI) breaks up even hardened deposits, while vacuum systems rated for heavy debris extract material completely and deposit it in sealed tanks for proper disposal.

The Right Equipment for the Job

Fleet-Ready for Any Diameter

Shenandoah’s jet-vac fleet is purpose-built for pipeline cleaning across all diameters and conditions. High-pressure water jetting breaks up obstructions, while powerful vacuum systems extract debris and deposit it in sealed holding tanks for proper disposal.

What We Remove

No Blockage Left Behind

  • Roots and Vegetation: Robotic cutter systems paired with CCTV guidance remove root masses and smooth pipe interiors without damaging infrastructure.
  • Grease and Sludge: High-pressure hydro jetting liquefies buildup and flushes it into larger collection points for removal.
  • Sediment and Solid Debris: Vacuum extraction pulls material back to access points, preventing downstream blockages.
  • Construction Residue: Concrete, lime, and calcite deposits are broken up and cleared using targeted cutting and jetting techniques.

 

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Visual Proof of Performance

Documentation That Drives Decisions

Every cleaning project includes CCTV video inspection before and after work is complete. Pre-inspection identifies blockage type, location, and severity. Post-inspection confirms complete removal and verifies system restoration.

This visual documentation supports compliance, capital planning, and future maintenance with proof instead of assumptions, giving clients a clear record of what was found and what was fixed.