A Special Note from our Operations Manager, Mike Zarro. Over the past week, those of us living on the Gulf Coast have once again been reminded of that sinking feeling in our stomachs that Hurricane season is here. Those of us who live in southeast Texas, know all too well what can happen when mother
Applying for a State of Texas Industrial Stormwater Permit – The Texas Industrial Stormwater Permit known as a Multi Sector General Permit (MSGP) is based on effluent limitations, monitoring requirements, and other conditions set forth by The Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) permit No. TXR050000. Industrial facilities that meet certain Sector and SIC codes
To whom it may concern: On November 28, 2017 there was a change of some ownership of Storm-Tex Services, LLC. There are now five partners, each holding 20% of the company. The names of the new owners, along with founding owner Brad Flack, are RC Caviness, Joe Mattingly, Brian Rodel and Jim Winter. Part of
Here is the update to the rainfall amounts as of 10:30am 8/28/2017: As you can see, there have literally been 2′-3′ of rain that has fallen across the Greater Houston area. As a comparison, here are the rainfall totals from last year’s Tax Day Flood 2016: And here is the Memorial Day Flood of 2016:
48 hours in and rain is still coming…looks like the forecasters, unfortunately, got it right. Houston, which already suffered 2 tremendous, historic floods in 2016 is now bracing itself to see even more record breaking flooding. There isn’t much to say except for pray for Houston! Attention: while those whose homes are not flooded and
From Space City Weather Harvey has arrived in Houston. Numerous flash flood warnings are posted right now across the Greater Houston area, as an eastern flank feeder band of the storm flows ashore. Harvey slowly meandering between Victoria and Goliad, shipping intense rains into Houston. (College of DuPage) These heavy rains are likely to continue
Brad and Jennifer Flack of Double Oak Storm Tex just returned from a trip to Honduras where they were part of a team able to significantly improve lives of villagers there. Brad Flack, President of Double Oak Storm Tex, and his wife, Jennifer, just returned from a trip to Honduras where they were part
Storm-Tex Services has grown in its mission to help companies manage storm water, and handle storm water quality permits from beginning to end, by adding pond maintenance and vacuum truck services, new personnel and environmentally safe products (such as Erosion Control Blankets). The staff, led by President Brad Flack, has earned new professional designations
July 2014 Storm-Tex Services President Brad Flack, his wife and fellow owner Jennifer Flack, and the Central Texas Project Manager James Wilson all just returned from an amazing week in Honduras. James worked with his team repairing 7 deteriorated water wells while Brad and Jennifer’s team drilled a new 195′ deep well which now
August 2014 – Vera Atkinson, Double Oak Storm Tex, and Neil Atkinson, Atkinson Engineers, along with more friends went to El Salvador where they were able to drill a water well in a village of need. They were slated to return to Haiti but with all of the Living Water staff there recovering from the
