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Streamguard®

Economical, Light-Duty Drain Filtration Solution

The Dandy Streamguard® is our most economical solution for storm grate filtration. Ideal for construction sites, parking lots, and industrial facilities with lower water volume and less sediment, this strong, open-top bag hangs below the grate to filter oil and sediment-laden stormwater. The suspended solids are conveniently captured by the Streamguard prior to entering the inlet, ensuring regulatory-compliance every time.

Benefits of Streamguard for Sediment Control

  • Available in 36” x 48” x 18” and 60” x 60” x 18”; or trim to fit custom inlet sizes
  • Removes over 80% of sediment and debris
  • Absorbs and traps oil permanently
  • Meets 40 CFR 122.26 and NPDES compliance regulations
  • Easy to install, maintain and inspect

EPA-Compliant Performance

Streamguard’s high-quality material is sourced domestically and features design innovations that optimize performance in lighter duty applications. Its unique design captures and traps both sediment and oil, keeping waterways clean. In doing so, this storm drain filter meets 40 CFR 122.26 and NPDES compliance regulations.

Optimal Performance and Convenience

Made in America By American Workers

All our proprietary storm drain inlet protection products are made at our manufacturing facility in Ohio. Showcasing our commitment to the Build America Buy America requirements, all of our raw materials and parts are sourced domestically.

We maintain high inventory levels so we can drop-ship what you need in 5 days, no matter where you are in the U.S.

Made in America By American Workers

Step 1

Remove the grate from the catch basin.

Step 2

Clean dirt and debris from inlet ledge.

Step 3

Insert Streamguard.

Step 4

Reinstall grate. The top fabric portion should be pinched between the grate and the ledge.

Step 5

Cut off excess fabric with a utility knife.

StreamGuard
  • Remove all accumulated sediment and debris from the vicinity of unit after each storm
  • After each storm event, and at regular intervals, inspect the Streamguard sediment control unit. If it has approximately 6 inches of accumulated sediment, it is recommended that it be replaced. In addition, if oil is seen floating in the storm drain filter, it’s time to replace it.
  • Dispose of Streamguard in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations. The user is solely responsible for compliance with maintenance and disposal laws. Dandy Products or the seller assumes no responsibility for proper and improper maintenance and disposal.
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FAQs About Streamguard and Stormwater Runoff Solutions

What is Streamguard designed for?

Streamguard is an economical, light-duty storm grate filtration solution that is ideal for construction sites, parking lots, and industrial facilities with lower water volume and less sediment. Its unique below-grate placement allows it to filter sediment- and oil-laden stormwater before it enters the inlet.

How does Streamguard filter stormwater?

In order to capture suspended solids before they enter the storm drain inlet, Streamguard uses an open-top bag that hangs below the grate. In addition to sediment, it also traps oil, helping keep waterways cleaner while supporting regulatory compliance.

How effective is Streamguard at removing sediment and oil?

Streamguard removes more than 80% of sediment and debris while permanently absorbing and trapping oil. Its design helps prevent these pollutants from entering the stormwater system.

What sizes are available for Streamguard?

The Dandy Streamguard is available in two standard sizes: 36" x 48" x 18" and 60" x 60" x 18”. It can also be trimmed to fit most custom inlet sizes.

How is Streamguard installed?

Installation involves a five step process: removing the grate, cleaning the inlet ledge, inserting Streamguard, reinstalling the grate so the fabric is pinched between the grate and ledge, and trimming back any excess fabric.