IS YOUR PROPERTY STORM READY?
Everyone's telling you a storm is coming. We're the ones who show up. TMC's Storm Ready Site Assessment finds the drainage problems on your property before the rain does.
Forecast check · September 2026
As of its September 10, 2026 update, NOAA's Climate Prediction Center has an El Niño Advisory in effect and gives a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño this fall and winter. Source: NOAA CPC
What the Storm Ready Assessment Covers
A TMC crew member walks your site and documents what water will do when it hits it.
Storm drains, inlets and catch basins
Blockages, debris and sediment buildup.
Grading and low spots
Where water ponds, and where it runs toward buildings or walkways.
Pavement where water gets in
Cracks, failed areas and trip hazards that storms make worse.
Curbs, gutters and flow paths
Whether water actually reaches the drains.
Photographed and ranked
Every issue photographed and ranked by priority, so you know what to handle first.
What You Get
A Storm Ready report you can hand to your board or asset owner the same way you'd hand them a bid.
- A walk of your full site by a TMC crew member who works drainage, grading and paving
- Photos of every drain, inlet, catch basin, low spot and problem area
- Every issue ranked by priority, so you know what to handle first
- Recommended next steps in plain language, with no obligation to hire TMC
- One point of contact for questions after the walk

What Waiting Costs
Most drainage problems stay hidden until the first big storm. By then the fix is harder and every crew in the county is booked.
Clogged drains back up
When inlets and catch basins fill with leaves, trash and sediment, water has nowhere to go. It sits on the lot or runs toward storefronts, lobbies and walkways.
Standing water breaks down pavement
Water that gets into cracks softens the base underneath. Small cracks turn into potholes and failed areas faster after a wet season.
Wet lots hide trip hazards
Ponding covers potholes and raised edges, which puts tenants and customers at risk of a trip or fall.
Crews book up once storms arrive
Every contractor in the county gets the same calls in the same week. Properties with a prioritized list in hand are ready to move when a crew opens up.
Know what needs attention before the rain does.
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Why TMC
- Most paving contractors don't touch water. TMC handles drainage, catch basin cleaning, vacuum truck work, grading and paving under one Class A license.
- Family owned and operated, with 30 years in the trade.
- Trusted on properties for Costco, the airport, Speedway and Del Taco.
- Hassle-free scheduling, one point of contact and clear next steps.
Count On Us.
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Property managers, HOA managers and facilities teams for retail centers, shopping centers, industrial sites and HOA communities across San Diego County.
How It Works
Book your assessment online or by phone.
We walk your property and document every drainage risk.
You get a prioritized report, and we handle the work when you're ready.
Storm Ready FAQ
Who is this for?
Commercial properties in San Diego County: retail, shopping centers, industrial sites and HOA communities.
How long does it take?
Most sites are walked in a single visit.
Do I have to hire TMC for the work?
No. The report is yours.
When should I book?
Before the rain. Crews book up once storms arrive.
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Licensed Class A General Engineering Contractor
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Closed Saturday and Sunday
Serviced Areas
San Diego County