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Proudly serving municipalities, utilities, developers, businesses, and private clients across New Jersey.
Stormwater management done right protects more than just your property — it safeguards the waterways around you and the people downstream.
Every system we design is built around your site’s specific conditions. Grading plans, drainage systems, retention areas, erosion controls — we put together the full picture based on what your land actually calls for, not a generic solution pulled off the shelf.
From property owners to large-scale developers, we work closely with every client to deliver something practical, fully code-compliant, and built to hold up long after the project wraps.
Property owners, developers, and municipalities across New Jersey have relied on ETS for decades and keep coming back.
Fully licensed for water and wastewater operations. Every project meets state standards from day one.
Site planning, agency coordination, environmental permitting — handled start to finish.
From septic design to municipal utility billing, we manage the complete water picture.
Stormwater management design controls how rainwater runoff is collected, slowed, and directed on your property. New Jersey requires approved stormwater plans for most new construction and major site improvements to protect waterways and prevent flooding downstream.
The process typically includes a site evaluation, drainage calculations, and submission of engineered plans to the NJ DEP or local reviewing agency. Our team manages the entire process — from initial design through agency approval — to keep your project moving efficiently.
Depending on the project size and location, even smaller residential projects may trigger stormwater review requirements under NJ regulations. We assess your specific situation and determine exactly what’s needed so there are no surprises during the permitting process.