Stormwater Filter Socks

A stormwater filter sock is designed to prevent harmful pollutants from entering the stormwater system. They are strategically placed in front of storm drains, around downspouts, and anywhere else that has a potential for stormwater runoff. They effectively block sediment while still allowing water flow and its carbon media removes chemicals, hydrocarbons, and odors from water.

The lifespan of filter socks depends on various factors, including rainfall and frequency of use. Filter socks should be rotated a 1/4 turn every week when there has been a significant rain event in order to allow full use of the media in the filter sock. There is no need to rotate the sock if it has not rained much or at all. 

Once the sock has been fully rotated back to its starting position, it should be replaced. Additionally, testing the effluent passing through the sock can help determine when its useful life has ended. Proper disposal of used filter socks should follow local, state, or federal regulations.

Filter socks should be rotated a 1/4 turn, equating to at least four uses per sock. However, once the sock has been rotated all the way around, it should be replaced.

Quality Assurance: At The Cary Company, we ensure our stormwater drain socks meet strict quality standards to ensure reliability and safety.

Competitive Pricing: Enjoy the savings of bulk pricing on our storm drain filter socks.

Warehousing Services We Provide: Our warehousing services include storage space, logistics support, a personal account representative, inventory management, and flammable and temperature-controlled storage.

Expert Support: Our knowledgeable team of experts is available to answer any questions you may have about our storm drain socks and help guide you through your purchase. Call us now at 630.629.6600.