Hawaii

With misty plateaus, fern and bamboo forests, and smoldering volcanos, the islands of Hawaii are hubs of agriculture and tourism. These sectors rely heavily on freshwater resources, which stand in a precarious position as more impervious surface is built to support population growth.

Get a handle on your Hawaii project’s stormwater runoff with support from AQUALIS, a leading stormwater services provider. We implement management practices shown to control runoff and confirm it’s clean when leaving your property.

The Impact Of Hawaii Stormwater Runoff

The volcanic environment of Hawaii results in incredibly fertile soil, which is ideal for agricultural production. An abundance of sandy beaches and crystal-clear water are appealing, making these Pacific islands a sought-after place to live, work, and play.

There’s no doubt about it, communities across Hawaii are quickly growing. Adding impervious surfaces like buildings, pavement, and roofs causes stormwater to rush into drains, sewer systems, and ditches, which can lead to various issues.

• Flooding
• Erosion
• Turbidity
• Storm And Sanitary Sewer System Overflow
• Infrastructure Damage
• Contaminated Drinking Water

Your Hawaii Stormwater Solutions Partner

Hawaii has an incredibly varied geography, from sandy beaches to misty mountains. There’s also a lot of geothermal activity, which is precious. Taking the advice of an organization that doesn’t understand the local environment may do more harm than good.

AQUALIS has decades of experience providing Hawaii stormwater, wastewater, and freshwater management services. We utilize extensive knowledge, a comprehensive understanding of regulatory requirements, and a client-first approach to achieve your environmental compliance goals.

• Stormwater Management
• Lift Station Management
• Inspection Services
• CCTV Pipe Inspections
• Vactor, Jetting, And Hydro Excavation
• Drinking Water Testing
• Emergency Response Services

With us on the job, your stormwater objectives will be met. Whether you want to prevent flooding, minimize waterway pollution, or meet local, state, and federal regulations, our team has you covered.