Commercial Stormwater & Flood Control Solutions
Commercial properties comprise of a huge variety of types and purposes, ranging from brick-and-mortar shopping malls and high rise office buildings, to amusement parks and sporting arenas. Each property has its own challenges and faces its own regulatory requirements for water management. When storms pile water on the lot, stormwater infiltration that cuts lot runoff matters more as water scarcity becomes a reality to face, implementing an engineered water management plan is crucial to the long term success and sustainability of your business.
Parjana℠ Engineering’s team of dedicated engineers, environmental specialists, and sales representatives carefully consider geohydrology and can offer solutions that make the best use of the land’s geography to design systems that require low intervention and minimal ecological disturbance to deliver substantial, measurable infiltration benefits that cut runoff to our customers.
Commercial Projects
Plum Brook Golf Course, Sterling Heights, Michigan
Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan
Corporate Campus Stormwater Management
Plum Brook Golf Course, which was built in 1927, had three areas that would never drain properly and were constantly saturated with standing water for several months of the year and could not even run a lawn mower on it. After the installation of the Parjana℠ system, the owners of the golf course were amazed that a historically unusable part of the golf course was now dry and able to be used. The environmental benefits are an added bonus for communities and golf facilities alike. It’s been 5 years since the Parjana℠ system were installed and they are pleased with the results.
School Baseball Field, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
St. Hugo baseball field experienced chronic flooding. Practice and games were frequently cancelled, frustrating the players and coaches. Often, even if they didn’t cancel play, the diamond was in bad shape, covered with puddles and mud, and coaches would sweep the field to push away the standing water. Since Parjana℠ system installation in April 2012, no water has accumulated after heavy rains. Even after a two inch rain storm in 2013, the field was dry within 12 hours.