Municipal drainage and flood control projects delivered under Conservation Authority review.
StormCAD Pro Suite reduced our model calibration time by 40% and passed Conservation Authority review on first submission.
FloodControl Analyst provided reliable inundation maps during the spring freshet. The alert thresholds matched our operational triggers.
Regulatory Compliance Manager streamlined our permit submissions across three Conservation Authorities. Audit trail saved us two weeks of documentation work.
Integration with municipal GIS data was straightforward. The hydraulic grade line reports matched our existing design standards.
Direct channels for technical inquiries and project coordination
Our hydraulic modeling tools are built for Canadian regulatory frameworks and field-verified by conservation authority reviewers. No generic simulations — only calibrated outputs that hold up in permit hearings.
Every model output matches the reporting format required by Ontario’s Conservation Authorities Act. We pre-configure rainfall return periods, IDF curve parameters, and watercourse setback calculations so your submission passes first review.
Our engineers run physical flow verification on municipal trunk sewers and open channels before releasing a model. The calibration data comes from actual gauge records, not synthetic assumptions.
FloodControl Analyst ingests live river stage data from regional monitoring stations and updates inundation maps every 15 minutes. Emergency planners use the same interface to coordinate gate operations and road closures.
Regulatory Compliance Manager auto-generates permit applications, environmental screening forms, and post-construction monitoring logs. The templates are pre-approved by three Conservation Authorities in southern Ontario.
StormCAD Pro Suite imports municipal sewer atlases, LiDAR topography, and parcel boundaries directly. No manual coordinate conversion — the model stays spatially accurate from catchment delineation to final profile sheets.
Every software release is tested by a panel of licensed professional engineers working in municipal drainage. Their feedback drives each update, not marketing priorities.