Everything you need to keep a construction site compliant with the Texas Construction General Permit, under one roof.

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SWPPP Development

A properly prepared Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is the foundation of construction stormwater compliance. Every project disturbing one acre or more requires a site-specific plan that identifies potential pollution risks and outlines the controls needed to prevent stormwater contamination.

WayPoint Environmental implements SWPPPs based on your actual project conditions. We review your site information, prepare the required narrative and site maps, identify best management practices (BMPs), and provide the SWPPP documentation your crew and inspectors will reference throughout construction.

Because construction sites change, your SWPPP should too. We help keep your plan current as your project progresses so you can stay compliant from groundbreaking through completion.

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NOI Permitting & TCEQ Filing

Before construction begins, many projects must receive authorization under Texas' Construction General Permit. The permitting process involves required documentation and electronic submissions that can be time-consuming if you're unfamiliar with the requirements.

WayPoint Environmental handles the permitting process from start to finish, including:

  • Notice of Intent (NOI) preparation and electronic filing through TCEQ's STEERS system

  • Construction Site Notice preparation

  • Notice of Termination (NOT) when your project is complete

  • Documentation support throughout the project

We help eliminate the paperwork headaches so your team can focus on building.

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Construction Stormwater Inspections

Routine inspections are a required part of maintaining compliance with the Construction General Permit. These inspections help identify issues early, document site conditions, and ensure stormwater controls are working as intended.

WayPoint Environmental provides scheduled construction site inspections, including:

  • Inspection documentation and reports

  • Site condition photos

  • Identification of deficiencies

  • Corrective action recommendations

  • Tracking of compliance items

Inspections are completed throughout the project and organized so your records are ready if they are ever needed for regulatory review.

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SWPPP Updates & Compliance Support

A SWPPP is a living document that must be updated as your construction site changes. New phases of work, changing drainage patterns, and modified stormwater controls can all require updates.

WayPoint Environmental helps keep your SWPPP accurate and current by providing: SWPPP revisions, Updated site maps, BMP modifications, Documentation updates, and Ongoing compliance guidance.

Keeping your plan updated helps prevent small issues from becoming costly compliance problems.

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