STORM DRAIN & CATCH BASIN CLEANING NEAR YOU


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Why Choose Us !!


✔️ Miami’s & Broward’s #1 Storm Drain Cleaning & Pump-Out Expert

✔️ 55K+ Storm Drain Pumped and Cleaned By Us

✔️ Speak directly with a real septic technician — no call centers

✔️ Honest, flat-rate pricing — no surprise fees, no upselling, ever

✔️ Same-day Storm Drain Service & true 24/7 emergency response

✔️ High-power commercial vacuum trucks (up to 5,000 gallons) for a full, deep tank pumping

✔️ Family-owned, locally trusted, and serving Miami-Dade & Broward for 10+ years

✔️ 1,950+ verified ★★★★★ Google reviews — real customers, real results

✔️ Licensed, insured & certified septic technicians who do septic tank pumping the right way the first time

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STORM DRAIN CLEANING

Done Right

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • How often should storm drains be cleaned?

    In this region, we recommend cleaning storm drains at least twice a year, preferably before and after the rainy season. High-traffic areas or properties with lots of debris may need more frequent service.

  • What does storm drain cleaning include?

    Our storm drain cleaning service includes: • Removal of leaves, dirt, trash, and sediment • Flushing drains with high-pressure water • Inspecting drain lines for damage • Clearing nearby gutters and catch basins • Checking flow capacity

  • Do you offer storm drain cleaning for residential and commercial properties?

    Yes. We provide storm drain cleaning for both homes and businesses throughout Miami, Homestead, and surrounding communities — customized to your property’s needs.

  • Do you inspect storm drains for damage during cleaning?

    Yes. Our technicians inspect drain lines for cracks, blockages, and structural issues during service and can recommend repairs if needed to maintain long-term function.

  • What should I do if a storm drain backup happens during heavy rain?

    If water is backing up or pooling around your property, contact us right away. We offer emergency storm drain services throughout Miami-Dade and Homestead to quickly restore proper drainage and prevent damage.

  • Can storm drain cleaning prevent flooding?

    Yes! Regular cleaning keeps water flowing freely through your storm drains, greatly reducing the risk of backups, ponding water, and property flooding during heavy rains.



  • Is your company licensed and insured?

    Yes, Champion Septic Tank is fully licensed and insured, ensuring that our services meet all local regulations and industry standards. This means you can trust that our work is performed by qualified professionals who adhere to the highest levels of safety and quality. We take pride in delivering reliable and compliant drain solutions for both residential and commercial clients.

  • How do I schedule a service appointment?

    Scheduling a service appointment with Champion Septic Tank is easy. You can give us a call, send us an email, or fill out the contact form on our website. Our friendly staff will assist you in setting up a convenient time for your service. We also offer same-day and next-day appointments to accommodate your urgent needs and ensure your drain system remains in top condition.

  • What happens if storm drains are not maintained?

    Neglecting storm drain maintenance can cause:

     • Frequent parking lot flooding

     • Damage to pavement and building foundation

     • Foul odors and bacterial buildup

     • Costly repairs and possible code violations


    👉 Lack of maintenance can quickly turn into expensive emergencies for commercial property owners.


  • How often should storm drains be cleaned in commercial properties?

    Storm drains in commercial properties should be cleaned every 6 to 12 months, depending on factors such as:

     • Traffic volume

     • Surrounding environment (trees, debris)

     • Type of business (restaurants generate more grease buildup)


    In high-rain areas like South Florida, preventive storm drain maintenance is essential to avoid flooding and emergencies.

  • Why does my parking lot flood during heavy rain?

    Parking lot flooding is usually caused by a clogged or poorly maintained storm drain system. Over time, debris like dirt, sand, leaves, and grease accumulates inside the drains, preventing proper water flow.


    For commercial properties, this can lead to:

     • Surface and structural damage

     • Safety hazards for customers and employees

     • Potential city fines or code violations


    👉 Regular storm drain cleaning ensures water drains properly and prevents costly damage.



  • What is storm drain cleaning?

    Storm drain cleaning is the professional removal of debris, sediment, and blockages from your storm drains, gutters, and catch basins to ensure proper water flow and prevent flooding during heavy rain events.

SERVICES WE OFFER

As plumbing specialists, we are dedicated to providing you with reliable, professional service to meet all your needs. 

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