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StormwaterIQ identifies and maps pollution risks from dumpster areas

using inspections, GIS data, and environmental compliance reporting.

StormwaterIQ identifies and maps pollution risks from dumpster areas using inspections, GIS data, and environmental compliance reporting.

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HOW STORMWATERIQ WORKS

StormwaterIQ Identifies Stormwater Pollution Risks Before They Become Pollution Risks

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StormwaterIQ combines field inspections, GIS mapping, and compliance documentation to identify pollution risks around dumpster areas and track improvements over time.

StormwaterIQ Dashboard

Inspection data, pollution risk mapping, and compliance tracking in one platform.

GIS Risk Mapping

Access your information anywhere with the help of intuitive phone app.

Pollution Prevention

Easy connectivity with the API integration.

Risk Documentation

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StormwaterIQ Dashboard

Inspection data, pollution risk mapping, and compliance tracking in one platform.

GIS Risk Mapping

Access your information anywhere with the help of intuitive phone app.

Pollution Prevention

Easy connectivity with the API integration.

Risk Documentation

Graphite operates on 100% renewable energy, reducing its carbon footprint while delivering high-performance solutions.

StormwaterIQ Dashboard

GIS Risk Mapping

Pollution Prevention

Risk Documentation

STORMWATER RISK INSIGHTS

Dumpster Areas Are One of the Most Overlooked Stormwater Pollution Sources

Open dumpsters, leaking containers, and poorly managed trash areas allow contaminated runoff to enter storm drains during rain events—carrying pollutants directly into local waterways.

Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas

Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas

Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas
Rainwater entering open dumpsters mixes with food waste, liquids, oils, and other contaminants. During storms this mixture can overflow or drain from the dumpster area, creating polluted runoff that flows directly into nearby storm drains and eventually into local waterways.
Open Dumpster Lids
Dumpster leaks often contain food waste liquids,
grease, oils, and bacteria. When these contaminants
collect on pavement around dumpster areas, rainfall
can carry them into storm drains where they enter
the municipal stormwater system untreated.
Leaking Trash Containers
Without proper containment, inspection, and maintenance,
dumpster areas can become high-risk stormwater pollution
sources. Trash debris, liquids, and contaminated runoff
can quickly flow into storm drains during rain events,
creating environmental and regulatory compliance risks.
Unprotected Dumpster Areas

StormwaterIQ™ turns hidden dumpster risks into trackable compliance data for property owners and municipalities.

STORMWATER PLATFORM

Stormwater Risk Intelligence for Modern Cities

StormwaterIQ helps municipalities, property owners, and inspectors
identify pollution risks, track compliance, and protect waterways
using real inspection data and environmental analytics.

Stormwater Risk Mapping

StormwaterIQ identifies high-risk dumpster areas and pollution
sources using inspection data and GIS mapping tools. Cities and
property owners can visualize where contamination risks are
occurring and prioritize corrective actions.

Open Dumpster Lids — High Risk

Performance score: 400

Leaking Containers — Medium Risk

Performance score: 220

Improper Drainage — Critical Risk

Performance score: 140

Stormwater Risk Mapping

Our platform consistently outperforms competitors in speed and efficiency.

Open Dumpster Lids — High Risk

Performance score: 400

Leaking Containers — Medium Risk

Performance score: 220

Improper Drainage — Critical Risk

Performance score: 140

Real-Time Inspection Reporting

Inspectors can document dumpster conditions directly from the
field using mobile forms. Inspection data is instantly uploaded
to the StormwaterIQ platform where it can be reviewed, mapped,
and tracked over time.

Environmental Compliance Tracking

StormwaterIQ supports compliance with municipal stormwater
programs including MS4, SWPPP, and local environmental
ordinances. Inspection data helps cities demonstrate pollution
prevention and regulatory oversight.

Environmental Compliance Tracking

Stormwater Risk Analytics

StormwaterIQ aggregates inspection data across properties
and municipalities to identify pollution trends, track risk
levels, and measure improvements in stormwater protection
efforts.

OPEN LIDS DETECTED

Risk Score: critical

LEAKING CONTAINERS

Risk Score: Medium

Damaged containers

Risk Score: low

Smart Site Management

StormwaterIQ automatically organizes inspection data, properties, and compliance records into smart folders, allowing municipalities and property owners to quickly identify risks and track corrective actions.

Smart Site Management

StormwaterIQ™ Pricing

StormwaterIQ™ pricing is based on the number of dumpster locations monitored.
Scale from single properties to citywide monitoring programs.

Baseline Setup

$45 per dumpster
(one-time)

Baseline field survey

GIS pin verification

Baseline photo documentation

Initial risk scoring/Onboarding

Schedule Setup

Monthly Monitoring

Starting at $25 per
dumpster / month

Monthly inspection check

Updated photos (1–3)

Risk score refresh

Issue flagging (lids, leaks, staining)

Live GIS dashboard updates

Monthly reporting exports

Start Monitoring

Risk+

+$10 per dumpster /
month

Corrective action tracking

Re-inspection verification

Priority risk queue

Before / after improvement tracking

Executive compliance reports

Initial risk scoring/Onboarding

Upgrade to Compliance+

Minimum program size: $500/month
Volume discounts available for large portfolios and municipal programs.

Additional Program Modules

Adopt-A-Dumpster™ Program

+$10 per dumpster /
month

Sponsor-branded GIS map pin

Sponsor logo in location popup

Sponsor listing on sponsor page

Public sponsor recognition

Impact metrics reporting

Enable Sponsorship

After-Storm Inspection

$95 per dumpster /
storm event

Post-storm condition photos

Storm event documentation

Updated risk scoring

Priority inspection queue

Event reporting export

Schedule Storm Inspection

72-Hour Risk Closure

$65 per re-inspection
or $10 per dumpster /
month

Priority re-inspection scheduling

Closure verification photos

Compliance documentation record

Enforcement-ready reporting

Risk score update

Add Closure SLA

Example StormwaterIQ™ Program Sizes

Typical monitoring portfolios range from single retail properties to city-wide stormwater programs.

Retail Center Portfolio

12 dumpsters monitored
≈ $300 / month

Includes monthly inspection, risk scoring, and compliance documentation.

Request Portfolio Pricing

Regional Property
Portfolio

85 dumpsters monitored
≈ $2,125 / month

Portfolio-wide GIS visibility and prioritized risk tracking.

Request Portfolio Pricing

Retail Center Portfolio

400 dumpsters monitored
≈ $9,600 / month

Municipal compliance reporting and system-wide stormwater risk intelligence.

Request Portfolio Pricing