Limited Room For Underground Detention System in Richmond, VA
Ferguson Waterworks assists a redevelopment project that had limited space for an underground stormwater detention system. From initial design to on-site technical support and installation, our experts supported the project with innovative stormwater solutions.
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Project Summary
Redevelopment professionals working on a project in Old Town Manchester of Richmond, Virginia contacted Ferguson Waterworks for assistance. Working in a limited space, the team required a small-footprint underground stormwater detention system. Not only would the stormwater storage system be situated in a tight back alley parking lot, but it also shared space with underground utilities. As a result, the chosen stormwater detention system needed to satisfy both the space constraint and shallow footprint requirements.
How did Ferguson Waterworks assist with design, technical support, and R-Tank installation?
The engineer utilized our R-Tank underground detention system to satisfy the storage needs despite the space constraints. As their geo and stormwater supply partner, Ferguson Waterworks assisted the team from initial design to onsite technical support and R-Tank installation.
Furthermore, small construction equipment was utilized to install the R-Tank in the allotted space.
Underground Stormwater Detention Product Advantages
With our free online underground storage tank design calculator and experienced product specialists, the R-Tank installation was successful. It offered:
- A stormwater detention system for shallow applications with minimal cover
- A small-footprint solution for underground stormwater storage
- Streamlined delivery, handling, and installation
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