Prinsco, Inc.

Prinsco's complete portfolio of stormwater management products meets the industry's stringent standards for structural integrity and performance.

As a family-owned company, Prinsco strives to serve our customers through hard work, integrity, relationships, and humility. We go beyond transactions to build genuine partnerships with our customers and approach every challenge with a willingness to learn. It’s this foundation that allows us to provide exceptional service and solutions you can trust. That's #ThePrinscoDifference.

Built with 2,800 HydroStor® chambers, this underground detention system manages over 4 million gallons or over 534,700 cubic feet of stormwater runoff. In this video, we worked with a third-party inspection team to check performance on 6 different access points. See how it's performing two years after installation! View the full HydroStor Chamber Inspection & Maintenance Guide: https://lnkd.in/gJG_sCCw Prinsco HydroStor Chambers: https://lnkd.in/gmp46ZMf

I had a great conversation with Chuck Brandel Brandel on The Water Table Podcast where we talk about the upcoming Minnesota Drainage & Conservation Summit - 22 August near Rothsay, MN- and dive into how upgrades to failing water infrastructure creates the opportunity for farmers and landowners to manage, store, and treat their water differently. https://lnkd.in/gbjRkaMe https://lnkd.in/gUD_4hnN

Our Prinsco team is looking forward to connecting with stormwater experts and professionals at StormCon in Reno, NV on August 27-29th. Message Mark G. or Mark Moeller for support on your next stormwater project, or find them at StormCon Booth #606. Hope to see you there! StormCon 2024 August 27-29 in Reno, NV https://lnkd.in/g-xEYrs8 #StormCon2024 #StormwaterManagement #CivilEngineering

Drain basins are a key component of stormwater systems and serve as a junction at the point of stormwater collection. They can be customized to accommodate multiple drainage lines, elevation changes, and pipe diameter or type changes. Prinsco is proud to offer watertight PVC drain basins up to 36". Contact a Prinsco sales rep for details: https://lnkd.in/gxgdg8aF

Join Prinsco, Illinois Land Improvement Contractors Association, Inc. and industry partners at the upcoming Drainage Workshop on July 30th at Richland Community College in Decatur, IL. Get the latest information on the Illinois Nutrient Loss Reduction Strategy (ILNLRS), edge of field practices for tile drainage treatment, government and private cost share opportunities, and jurisdictional wetlands and determination. Contractors will also learn about business opportunities associated with edge of field practice installation, trench safety, surveying basics, and plastic drainage pipe specifications and installation parameters during the afternoon session. The workshop is free and includes lunch. Visit illica.net/events to register. #DrainageWorkshop #ILICAdrainageworkshop #ConservationDrainage #ILNLRS

Underground detention/retention systems are a highly effective way to maximize commercial land usage by providing stormwater storage & recharge. See these step-by-step installation instructions for HydroStor stormwater chambers from Prinsco. They cover handling & storage; foundation & bedding; manifold assembly & chamber placement; pretreatment & sediment row; backfill; cover heights; and a final summary of installation steps.

HydroStor® stormwater chamber systems are installed underground to manage stormwater runoff in developed areas. They are highly configurable, easy to install, and cost effective. Their simple, unique design provides high storage capacity with the potential for maximum infiltration and groundwater recharge. #HydroStor #StormwaterManagement

The Medinah Country Club in Chicago wanted to get its greens ready for a major golf event. Their new drainage system built with premium dual-wall pipe will last for generations. The contractor on the project was Leibold Irrigation, one of the most reputable names in the golf irrigation industry. “You put dual-wall pipe in the ground, you’re not worried about collapsing pipe, and it’s a good long-term solution.” – Kevin Stieneke, Project Manager at Leibold Irrigation Inc Thank you to Kevin Stieneke and Leibold Irrigation for being part of the Road Trip to Resiliency: What’s Buried Beneath. Find the full Resiliency Road Trip series: https://lnkd.in/gr-tcd97 Leibold Irrigation: https://www.li-inc.com/