Storm Drain, Storm Sewer, and Catch Basin Cleaning
Storm Drain Cleaning Services in Lakeland, FL and Surrounding Areas
Legacy HydroX clears storm drains, storm sewer lines, catch basins, culverts, and runoff systems with recycled-water Jet/Vac cleaning to help sites prepare for heavy rain and hurricane-season demand.
Stormwater systems fill with sand, sediment, vegetation, trash, and debris that can restrict runoff when rainfall is at its heaviest. Legacy HydroX uses high-pressure jetting with vacuum recovery to clear storm drains, storm sewer lines, catch basins, culverts, and connected drainage structures.
Our Jet/Vac recycler reuses water during cleaning, cutting daily water demand from 5,000 gallons or more on a typical Jet/Vac to about 750 to 1,500 gallons per day. That matters during local drought conditions and helps crews clean longer without needing a nearby water source or stopping every 30 to 45 minutes to refill.
Our crews support municipalities, commercial properties, industrial sites, HOAs, construction teams, and public works departments that need reliable drainage before hurricane season, scheduled maintenance windows, or emergency weather events.
What We Clean
Storm drains and storm sewer lines
Catch basins and inlets
Culverts and cross drains
Runoff channels and drainage structures
Recycled-water Jet/Vac cleaning for heavy rain preparation
Use Cases
Hurricane Season Preparation: Clear stormwater infrastructure before heavy rain exposes restricted flow.
Municipal & Public Works Maintenance: Support scheduled storm sewer, inlet, and catch basin cleaning programs.
Commercial Property Drainage: Reduce parking lot, loading dock, and access-road flooding caused by blocked drains.
Culvert Cleaning: Remove sediment, roots, and debris so culverts can move runoff efficiently.
Emergency Runoff Response: Mobilize jet vac crews when storms leave drainage systems blocked or overwhelmed.
Experienced crews for municipal, commercial, industrial, and public works stormwater systems
High-pressure jetting paired with vacuum recovery and recycled-water Jet/Vac equipment helps crews clean more without stopping to refill every 30 to 45 minutes
Lower daily water demand is a major drought-season advantage where nearby fill sources are limited
24/7 availability for storm response and urgent drainage problems
Practical maintenance support before hurricane season and major rain events