By: Pacific Corrugated Pipe Co. Construction of a new shopping center warranted a stormwater runoff system that included both a retention pond manifold and detention system overflow.  Along with the longer runs of pipe, all of the corrugated metal pipe had to be connected to a Type 4 concrete catch basin per ADOT standard Detail C-15-30. ... Read More

By: Southeast Culvert In 2017, Racetrac Petroleum implemented a new company concept in Douglas County, GA known as a convenience stop (otherwise known as a truck stop). This site is located on Interstate 20 which runs from South Carolina to California. The sites are larger than  the traditional gas stations so the stormwater treatment and... Read More

By: Pacific Corrugated Pipe Co. After heavy rains in Northern California, the side of a hill, on the edge of a parking lot, gave way creating a sinkhole approximately 250’ in diameter.  This section of Wolf Creek, directly at the bottom of the hole, handles about ¼ of Grass Valley’s stormwater drainage during the heavy... Read More

By: Lane Enterprises, Inc Located in Newville, PA, a substantial warehouse development needed a new drainage system that could handle a significant amount of storm water.  The original plans for the new storm water drainage system involved using reinforced concrete pipe, at a hefty price tag.  After speaking with contractors and engineers, Lane... Read More

By: TrueNorth Steel The local high school in Delano, MN decided a renovation to their stadium was in order.  Among the renovations a new detention system was to be installed – under the athletic field!  After consulting with the project engineers and contractors, the school system decided to go with corrugated steel pipe for the... Read More