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Water Containment Explained: Berms & Runoff Control in Pressure Washing

At NW Pressure Washing Service, protecting the environment and surrounding property is just as important as delivering great cleaning results. In this video, we explain the different types of berms we use to contain, control, and filter water on pressure washing job sites. Proper water containment helps prevent runoff from entering storm drains, protects nearby landscaping, and ensures we follow best practices for responsible pressure washing. Depending on the job site, surface type, and water flow, we use a variety of containment berms and filtration methods to safely manage wastewater. In this video, you’ll learn: What berms are and why they’re used in pressure washing The different types of berms we use on residential and commercial job sites How we filter and manage wastewater during exterior cleaning Whether we’re cleaning driveways, commercial properties, or high-traffic areas, our team takes the extra steps needed to contain and manage water properly. 📍 Based in Tigard, Oregon, we proudly serve the Portland metro area with professional residential and commercial pressure washing services. 👉 Need pressure washing done the right way? Contact NW Pressure Washing Service today for a free estimate. 00:00 – Intro 00:27 – Storm Water Filter Sediment Sock 00:44 – How the Sediment Sock Works 01:30 – What’s Inside the Sediment Sock 01:40 – Sediment Sock Sizes 01:50 – Where to Buy Sediment Socks 02:05 – Black Foam Berm 02:20 – How to Use a Foam Berm 02:40 – PVC Containment Berm 02:55 – How to Use a PVC Berm 03:10 – Sand Bags: How We Use Them & Where to Buy 03:45 – IBC Totes for Water Containment 04:20 – Close-Ups of Berms & Containment Setup #PressureWashing #RunoffControl #WaterContainment #StormWater #CommercialPressureWashing #EnvironmentalSafety