Highway 101 Corridor
From Astoria to Brookings, Oregon’s Coastal Communities Deserve Better Infrastructure Maintenance.
Oregon’s coastal communities face unique infrastructure and environmental challenges. Heavy rainfall, salt air, stormwater runoff, seasonal tourism, and active port operations place constant demands on roadways, drainage systems, industrial facilities, and public infrastructure. From Astoria and Seaside to Newport, Coos Bay, and Brookings, organizations across the coast rely on experienced contractors to help maintain critical infrastructure and keep facilities operating safely and efficiently.
Mid-State Industrial provides street sweeping, construction sweeping, hydro excavation, vacuum excavation, catch basin and storm drain cleaning, drain line jetting, CCTV storm and sewer inspection, hydroblasting, tank cleaning, and water truck services throughout the Oregon Coast region. We support municipalities, ports, utility contractors, industrial facilities, public works departments, and private contractors with specialized equipment and experienced operators who can respond to challenging coastal conditions and remote project locations.
Mid-State is a member of the 1-800-SWEEPER national network, providing local expertise backed by a national network of NAPSA-certified contractors.
Who We Serve Along the Oregon Coast
Trusted by coastal municipalities, port operators, processing facilities, and contractors from Clatsop to Curry County.
City of Astoria, City of Seaside, City of Newport, City of Florence, City of Coos Bay, and municipal public works departments along Hwy 101
Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Coos, and Curry County road departments and public works crews
ODOT District 1 (Astoria), District 2 (Newport), and District 5 coastal corridor contractors on Highway 101
Port of Astoria, Port of Newport, Port of Coos Bay, and coastal port operations
Timber processing and wood products facilities in Clatsop, Tillamook, and Coos Counties
Seafood processing plants and cannery operations along the coast
Commercial property managers in coastal resort communities, including Cannon Beach, Lincoln City, Depoe Bay, Bandon, and Gold Beach
Construction contractors on ODOT Hwy 101 projects and coastal development sites
Services Available Along the Oregon Coast
Street & Road Sweeping
Astoria, Seaside, Cannon Beach, Tillamook, Lincoln City, Newport, Florence, Coos Bay, Bandon, Brookings, and Hwy 101 corridor roads
Construction Site Sweeping
Track-out control and ODOT permit compliance for Hwy 101 and coastal development projects
Industrial & Port Sweeping
Port yards, timber processing facilities, and seafood processing operations
Storm Drain & Catch Basin Cleaning
DEQ/NPDES compliance for coastal municipal and industrial stormwater systems
Hydro Excavation & Utility Exposure
Safe, non-destructive excavation near coastal infrastructure and sensitive corridors
Hydroblasting
High-pressure cleaning for seafood processing equipment, tanks, and marine facility structures
CCTV Storm & Sewer Line Inspection
NASSCO-certified, video documentation, standardized reporting
Drain Line Jetting
High-pressure cleaning for grease, seafood waste, sediment, and compacted blockages in processing facility lines
Stormwater Compliance on the Oregon Coast
Coastal Oregon waterways drain directly to the Pacific Ocean through a network of rivers, estuaries, and tide-influenced systems regulated under some of Oregon’s most protective DEQ and EPA standards. Communities along Highway 101 operate under MS4 Phase II NPDES permits, and industrial facilities, including timber operations, seafood processors, and port operations, are subject to specific DEQ stormwater discharge permit requirements.
The proximity of coastal stormwater systems to sensitive estuaries, salmon-bearing streams, and Pacific Ocean shorelines creates real enforcement exposure for facilities that let maintenance slide. Regular catch basin cleaning, drain jetting, and documented sweeping services are documented BMP requirements, not optional items. Mid-State provides service records to support your SWMP annual reports and DEQ permit compliance files. We know what ODOT, coastal counties, and the DEQ require, and we document every service accordingly.
Why Mid-State Industrial
- Built for sensitive environmental corridors – operations aligned with DEQ coastal water quality standards and NPDES documentation requirements
- 24/7/365 availability – emergency response for flooded catch basins, blocked processing drains, and urgent site needs along the entire coast
- Industrial capability beyond sweeping – seafood processing facilities and port operations need hydroblasting, drain jetting, and vacuum services that most sweeping contractors cannot provide
- Compliance-focused – familiar with coastal DEQ requirements, MS4 permit documentation, and ODOT Hwy 101 project standards
- NAPSA-certified, NASSCO-certified – Oregon’s most credentialed sweeping and inspection contractor
- 55+ years of experience – trusted by municipalities, port operators, and industrial facilities throughout Oregon
Cities & Communities We Serve
Astoria, Warrenton, Gearhart, Seaside, Cannon Beach, Manzanita, Tillamook, Pacific City, Lincoln City, Depoe Bay, Newport, Waldport, Yachats, Florence, Reedsport, North Bend, Coos Bay, Bandon, Port Orford, Gold Beach, and Brookings, plus all communities along the Highway 101 corridor from Clatsop County to Curry County.
Not sure if we cover your stretch of the coast? Call us. We likely do. (541) 726-6730
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you service seafood processing plants and cannery operations?
Yes. Seafood processing facilities generate significant grease, organic waste, and sediment in drain lines and catch basins. We provide specialized drain jetting, catch basin cleaning, and hydroblasting services for processing facilities along the coast, with scheduling that works around production cycles.
Can you work near sensitive coastal waterways and estuaries?
Yes. Mid-State operates with a strong environmental focus and is familiar with the additional care required when working near coastal waterways, salmon-bearing streams, and estuaries regulated by DEQ and EPA. We follow all applicable BMPs and provide documentation to support your environmental compliance files.
Do you provide NPDES compliance documentation for coastal municipalities?
Yes. We provide service records to support your SWMP annual reports and DEQ/NPDES permit compliance files for coastal Oregon municipalities and industrial facilities.
How quickly can you respond to an emergency along the coast?
We offer 24/7/365 emergency response with same-day arrival across the Oregon Coast. Response times vary by location along the Hwy 101 corridor, but we dispatch immediately and communicate travel time upfront. Call (541) 726-6730 any time.
Oregon’s Coast Deserves Contractors Who Take the Environment as Seriously as You Do.
We handle the dirty work, so you don’t have to.
24/7 emergency dispatch available, same-day response along the Oregon Coast.