Storm Drain Cleaning
Storm Drain Cleaning for Homes and Properties in Eustis, FL
When a storm drain is blocked, the next heavy rain has nowhere to go. We clear debris, sediment, and buildup so your property drains the way it should — before flooding becomes the problem.
Why It Matters
In Florida, a Blocked Storm Drain Can Cause Serious Damage Fast
Central Florida gets an average of over 50 inches of rain a year — and much of it comes in sudden, heavy downpours. When your storm drains are working, that water moves off your property and into the drainage system the way it's designed to. When they're blocked, it pools.
Standing water in your yard, driveway, or near your foundation isn't just inconvenient. It can erode landscaping, damage driveways and walkways, attract mosquitoes, and — in serious cases — find its way into your home. The longer the drain stays blocked, the worse the problem gets.
That's why keeping your storm drains clear isn't just maintenance — it's protection.
What We Service
Every Type of Storm Drain on Your Property
Storm drainage systems come in different forms depending on the property. We're equipped to clean and clear all of them.
Catch Basins
The grated drains typically found at curbs, in parking areas, and at low points in your yard. They collect surface water and channel it underground. We remove accumulated debris, sediment, and blockages from the basin and the connecting pipe.
Yard and Property Drains
French drains, channel drains, and pop-up emitters that manage water flow across your property. When these clog with dirt, roots, or debris, water pools where it shouldn’t. We clear the line and restore proper flow.
Culverts and Driveway Drains
Pipes that run under driveways, roads, or pathways to carry water from one side to the other. Sediment, leaves, and debris can block these over time, causing water to back up and flood the surface above.
Curb Inlets and Street-Level Drains
Openings along curbs and streets designed to capture rainwater runoff. Leaf buildup, trash, and sediment can block these quickly — especially during storm season. We vacuum them out and make sure water can flow freely.
Our Equipment
Professional Equipment for the Job
Storm drain cleaning requires heavier equipment than standard household drain work. Our service truck is purpose-built for this.
Vacuum Truck
Our truck-mounted vacuum system generates industrial-strength suction to pull sediment, debris, leaves, gravel, and standing water out of catch basins, pipes, and drains. It handles the heavy material that hand tools and standard equipment can’t.
High-Pressure Jetting
For pipes and lines clogged with compacted sediment or root growth, we use high-pressure water jetting to break up and flush the obstruction. This restores full flow through the pipe without digging or excavation.
Full Debris Removal
Everything we remove from your drains leaves with us. We don’t leave piles of sediment or debris on your property. When we’re done, your drains are clear and your property is clean.
When to Schedule Storm Drain Cleaning
Signs Your Storm Drains Need Attention
Don't wait for a flood to find out your drains aren't working. If you notice any of the following, give us a call.
Water pools in your yard or driveway during or after rain
If water isn’t draining within a reasonable time after a storm, something is likely blocked downstream.
A storm drain grate is visibly clogged with leaves or debris
Surface debris is often a sign that there’s more buildup below the grate, inside the basin or pipe.
Water is backing up near your foundation
This is one of the more serious signs. Water that can’t drain away from your home may eventually find a way in.
You see erosion around drain areas
When water overflows instead of draining, it washes away soil and landscaping. This is a clear sign the drain isn’t doing its job.
It’s been more than a year since your storm drains were cleaned
Florida’s combination of heavy rain, sandy soil, and organic debris means storm drains can fill up faster than you’d expect. Annual cleaning keeps things flowing.
You’ve received a notice from your HOA or local municipality
If you’ve been notified about a drainage issue on your property, we can clear it quickly and help you stay in compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Storm Drain Cleaning
Don't Wait for the Next Storm — Get Your Drains Ready Now
A blocked storm drain is a problem waiting to happen. Call us today and we'll get your property draining properly.