The Importance of Routine Storm Drain Inspections in Southwest Florida

Why Storm Drain Inspections Matter

With Florida being a storm prone area, drainage systems take a beating. Sand, leaves, construction debris, and sediment can clog storm drains reducing flow and creating backups that lead to flooding, pavement damage, and environmental issues.

Routine storm drain inspections help identify small problems before they become major ones. For HOAs, contractors, and property managers, it’s a proactive investment that keeps infrastructure working properly while staying compliant with local regulations.

What Our Inspections Include

At Two Tools and a Truck, our inspection processes go beyond a quick visual check. We use advanced equipment and proven methods to deliver complete clarity:

  • CCTV video inspections of drain lines

  • Flow testing to check for blockages or slow movement

  • Debris and sediment assessment for maintenance planning

  • Photo and video documentation for reporting and compliance

  • Detailed reports and mapping for property records

Our inspections help property managers, HOAs, and contractors make informed decisions about repairs, cleaning, or upgrades.

How Often Should Storm Drains Be Inspected?

Most properties should have their storm drains inspected at least once per year, ideally before rainy season begins.
However, in coastal or construction heavy areas (like Naples, Bonita Springs, Marco Island, and most of SWFL), more frequent inspections are recommended due to higher sediment and debris loads.

Protecting Your Investment

Ignoring storm drain maintenance can lead to costly consequences from flooded parking lots to sinkholes and pavement failures.
Routine inspections are the first line of defense in keeping systems reliable, compliant, and efficient.

Schedule Your Inspection

Our experienced team proudly serves communities across Southwest Florida including Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Marco Island.

Two Tools and a Truck – Stormwater & Surface Solutions
Call 239-300-3803 or learn more at www.twotoolsandatruck.com

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