Archive for March 2026

  Did you know most of our water pollution comes from an accumulation of many sources?  Construction work creates a potential for erosion and sediment that can escape to nearby waterways and many industrial facilities create unexpected and undetected pollutants.   The common denominator is stormwater.  When it rains, stormwater can easily pick up and carry…

Studies conducted years after the implementation of the Clean Water Act, it is evident that our rivers, lakes, streams, and estuaries are currently experiencing a higher level of cleanliness. Even though we have made considerable progress in reducing water pollution from industrial facilities and associated urbanization, our waterbodies are still being harmed by scattered non-point…

Stormwater runoff may seem harmless, but without proper management, especially at construction sites, it can lead to serious environmental issues. When rainwater flows over hard surfaces like streets, parking lots, rooftops, and exposed soil instead of soaking into the ground, it picks up pollutants such as sediments, nutrients, metals, and pathogens before washing into rivers,…

Our primary expertise is centered on helping clients maintain stormwater compliance by performing flawless inspections.  A construction site erosion control plan, normally incorporated into a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), is designed to minimize erosion, control sedimentation, and address potential sources of pollution on a construction site.  As a company who performs daily inspections on…