Storm Water Systems

80% of marine debris enters the
ocean from rivers and streams.

Our Litter Traps stop pollution with no negative
effects on local ecology.

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Engineering
Environmental
Solutions

Our Story

After 40 years of experience in the plastic industry, we were keenly aware of the reality of run-off pollutants flowing into our oceans and waterways.

We used this industry knowledge and engineering prowess to dream up what would become our premiere litter systems. We officially began the journey with Stormwater Systems over 15 years ago, and today install systems nationwide. We've worked with countless municipalities, organizations, and companies to fight water pollution.

Anacostia Riverkeeper

Chesapeake Bay Trust

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency

Metropolitan Washington

Department of Energy and the Environment

City of Waycross

Satilla Riverkeeper

Georgia Environmental Protection Division

City of Brockton

City of Griffin

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Our Water Systems
catch litter upstream.

Our Bandalong and StormX litter traps capture litter before it reaches the ocean. These precisely engineered systems are designed to withstand the environmental pressures of long-term use.

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Bandalong
Litter Trap™

The original litter trap, the Bandalong guides waterborne litter into an easily accessible cage, where it can be removed before flowing further downstream.

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Bandalong Bandit™ Litter Trap

The Bandalong Bandit was designed to capture litter and debris in smaller waterways.

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Bandalong Boom System™

This system is made up of floating boom sections that are coupled together to block, corral, or redirect floating litter in a waterway.

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StormX™

Equipped to handle “first flush” runoff, the StormX netting trash trap is the perfect tool for full capture at urban and industrial hot spots.

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UGA students work to clear trash from Oconee River
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Georgia

UGA students work to clear trash from Oconee River

Prince William County Unveils New Floating Litter Trap on Neabsco Creek
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Neabsco Creek

Prince William County Unveils New Floating Litter Trap on Neabsco Creek

Saving Washington’s River — and the World’s Oceans
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Saving Washington’s River — and the World’s Oceans

County’s First Litter Trap Aims to Rid Waterways of Plastic, Other Debris
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County’s First Litter Trap Aims to Rid Waterways of Plastic, Other Debris

Bandalong Successful in Trapping Trash Floating in Neabsco Creek
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Neabsco Creek

Bandalong Successful in Trapping Trash Floating in Neabsco Creek

News Feature: Bandalong on WSB TV
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News Feature: Bandalong on WSB TV

Bandalong Removes Litter from the Anacostia River Watershed
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Bandalong Removes Litter from the Anacostia River Watershed

Ashley Duncan – Chesapeake Bay Program
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Ashley Duncan – Chesapeake Bay Program

Storm Water Systems included in Georgia Water Coalition’s Clean 13 List
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Storm Water Systems included in Georgia Water Coalition’s Clean 13 List

High Marks for SWS Trash Traps in Mobile
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High Marks for SWS Trash Traps in Mobile

Introducing The Bandalong Bandit!
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Introducing The Bandalong Bandit!

Gainesville Bandalong Litter Trap Performing Better Than Expected After First Year
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Gainesville

Gainesville Bandalong Litter Trap Performing Better Than Expected After First Year

San Antonio River Authority chooses StormX Netting Trash Trap
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San Antonio

San Antonio River Authority chooses StormX Netting Trash Trap

How Much Trash is Too Much Trash?
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How Much Trash is Too Much Trash?

Paddlers Remove 800 lbs. of Trash from Georgia Rivers
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Paddle

Paddlers Remove 800 lbs. of Trash from Georgia Rivers

San Jose to Spend $100 Million on River Clean-Up Projects
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San Jose

San Jose to Spend $100 Million on River Clean-Up Projects

Bandalong Project wins Environmental Award
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Our Lafeyette trap has earned us some recognition for helping to keep litter out of the Vermilion River!

Bandalong Project wins Environmental Award

Eslava Creek Trap Pulls Overtime
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Eslava Creek Trap Pulls Overtime

Faces River Pollution Challenges
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Georgia

Faces River Pollution Challenges

Waller Creek Flood Control Tunnel Project Tackles Storm Water Runoff
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Austin, TX

Waller Creek Flood Control Tunnel Project Tackles Storm Water Runoff

Bandalong Litter Trap installed in Gainesville, Georgia
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City of Helen, GA

Bandalong Litter Trap installed in Gainesville, Georgia