CatchAll Environmental LLC

Did you know bioswales and Filterra systems can fail even when plants still look healthy?

Below the surface, sediment and organic buildup can clog filtration media and restrict flow long before visible signs appear above ground.

Planning a beach day this summer? Check the water before you go!!
Washington’s Department of Ecology updates a safe swimming map throughout the summer to help locals avoid beaches with high bacteria levels or water quality advisories. Stormwater runoff, sewage spills, and animal waste can all impact beach safety after heavy rain.

Going to the beach this summer? Check our safe swimming map to plan your trip We are sampling 46 beaches for f***l bacteria contamination. Check the status of marine beaches before planning your next beach trip.

Helping make stormwater maintenance simple and stress-free is exactly what we aim for.

We’re grateful for clients like Diane and proud to provide responsive service, clear communication, and support every step of the way. Thanks for the kind words! 💚

Two years of dedication, long days, early mornings, and always showing up ready to get the job done 💪

Jeremy is a key part of our field service team, and we’re grateful for the hard work, reliability, and positive attitude he brings every day. From handling challenges in the field to helping keep operations running smoothly, he’s someone the team can always count on.

Thank you for everything these past 2 years, Jeremy. We appreciate the effort you put in every day and are glad to have you on the CatchAll team. 👏🎉

Did you know many stormwater ponds slowly lose storage capacity over the years?

Every storm carries sediment, dirt, and debris into the pond. Over the years, that material settles to the bottom and gradually takes up space that was originally designed to store stormwater.

That means a pond that once handled heavy rain with no issue may eventually struggle during much smaller storms. As capacity decreases, the risk of overflow, erosion, and flooding increases.

Routine inspections and sediment removal help restore capacity and keep ponds functioning the way they were designed to.

Learn Washington stormwater inspection requirements for summer, what inspectors look for, common issues, and how property managers can stay compliant.

WA Stormwater Inspection Guide

7 years is a big milestone, and we’re lucky to have had Stacey Qunell as part of the CatchAll team for every one of them 💚

As our Finance Manager, Stacey plays a huge role behind the scenes, helping keep everything organized, moving, and on track day after day. Her consistency and dedication have made a lasting impact across the company. Thank you for everything you do, Stacey, and cheers to 7 years! 👏

From leaking dumpsters to blown hydraulic lines, even small spills can have serious impacts if they reach a storm drain.

A few simple steps can help your site stay prepared:
• Keep spill kits stocked
• Clearly mark storm drains
• Train staff on response procedures
• Maintain a Spill Prevention Plan

Planning ahead helps protect your property, stay compliant, and reduce environmental impact.

Is your site prepared for a spill response?

Ignoring your stormwater system? What you don’t see can cost you!

Sediment buildup and root intrusion happen quietly, until they turn into flooding or expensive repairs. So the best course of action is always to stay ahead of it.

When was the last time your system was inspected?

Storm Drain Cleaning & Stormwater System Maintenance Storm drain cleaning & stormwater system maintenance for Western Washington. Ecological, stress-free, & lower-cost solution. Never fear the rainy season.

Celebrating Matt’s 3-year anniversary with CatchAll Environmental 👏

As an Account Manager, Matt has been a key part of building strong client relationships and helping ensure projects run smoothly from start to finish. His reliability and commitment to our clients make a difference every day!

We appreciate everything you do, Matt. Looking forward to many more years ahead. 💚