St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD)

Stormwater Compliance & Inspection Specialists

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Serving Central and Northeast Florida. Keep your community’s retention ponds, swales, and control structures compliant with St. Johns River WMD standards.

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Schedule an SJRWMD Compliance Assessment

Understanding SJRWMD Regulations

  • The Developer-to-HOA Handover: In massive residential developments (common in Orlando and Jacksonville), developers hand over the stormwater ERP to the HOA once construction finishes. Many volunteer boards don't realize they are legally responsible for maintaining these multi-acre retention basins and conservation easements.

  • SJRWMD Inspections: SJRWMD mandates that permitted stormwater systems be regularly inspected by qualified professionals to protect regional water quality and prevent off-site flooding.

  • What Storm System Compliance Corp will look for:

    • Integrity of pond banks (checking for severe erosion).

    • Overgrown, invasive vegetation blocking concrete weir outfalls and skimmer plates.

    • Clogged conveyance swales and structural blockage

Our SJRWMD Compliance Solutions

  • Visual & Video Inspections: Thorough walk-throughs of retention pond systems and camera pipe inspections of interconnecting culverts.

  • Conservation Easement Alignment: Ensuring your stormwater management aligns with localized conservation easements governed by the district.

  • Audit Defense: If you receive a warning or notice of non-compliance from SJRWMD, we assess the issues immediately and help you draft a corrective action plan to avoid code enforcement fines.

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