With vast swaths of wilderness brimming with lakes and streams, rocky ridges, and thick forests, Idaho is renowned for its natural beauty. Preserving these resources for current and future generations of Idahoans requires effective and safe stormwater management solutions.
Choose AQUALIS to manage your Idaho property’s stormwater runoff. As the leading stormwater experts serving this northern state, we implement management practices to command runoff and ensure it’s clean when exiting your property.
Stormwater Runoff’s Role In Idaho
Water is intertwined with Idaho and its cities or towns. Myriad streams, lakes, and rivers support rafting, fishing, and wildlife watching while supplying water for public consumption and commerce. The state’s capital, Boise, is set in the Rocky Mountain foothills and bisected by the Boise River.
Any developments built to accommodate people and businesses moving into the state add impervious surfaces, which rely on drains, sewer systems, and ditches to carry away stormwater.
Without proper stormwater management practices in place, this runoff often collects debris, pollutants, and other items before emptying into the same bodies of water used for recreation and drinking water collection. More issues associated with uncontrolled stormwater runoff include:
- Flooding
- Erosion
- Turbidity
- Storm And Sanitary Sewer System Overflow
- Infrastructure Damage
Keep Idaho Beautiful
AQUALIS provides a range of Idaho stormwater, wastewater, and freshwater management services. We leverage innovative testing, inspection, design, and implementation methods to deliver cutting-edge management solutions that improve functionality and meet regulatory standards.
- Stormwater Management
- Lift Station Management
- Inspection Services
- CCTV Pipe Inspections
- Vactor, Jetting, And Hydro Excavation
- Drinking Water Testing
- Emergency Response Services
Whether your project is in the thriving capital city of Boise, a small town, or a wilderness area, our team would love to work with you. We can handle anything, from pond maintenance to shoreline restoration.



