Question 1

What is a SWPPP?

Accepted Answer

A SWPPP (Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan) is a site-specific plan that documents stormwater controls (BMPs), inspection routines, and responsibilities to help meet stormwater permit requirements during construction or regulated activities.

Question 2

When do I need a SWPPP in Texas?

Accepted Answer

Many construction and operator activities in Texas require a SWPPP under TPDES rules administered by TCEQ. Requirements vary by project type, disturbed area, and operator role—if you’re unsure, we can help determine what applies.

Question 3

What is the difference between TPDES and NPDES?

Accepted Answer

NPDES is the federal stormwater permitting framework. TPDES is Texas’s state-administered program (through TCEQ) that implements those requirements for regulated activities in Texas.

Question 4

What are NOIs, NOTs, and NOCs?

Accepted Answer

These are common permit-related notices that may be required depending on your project and operator role: NOI (Notice of Intent), NOT (Notice of Termination), and NOC (Notice of Change). We help clients understand what’s needed and prepare the related documentation as part of a turn-key approach.

Question 5

How often are stormwater inspections required?

Accepted Answer

Inspection frequency depends on the permit requirements and sometimes local city/MS4 ordinances. Many projects require routine inspections plus inspections after qualifying rain events. Stormcon performs weekly inspections and provides electronic reporting.

Question 6

What is an MS4 and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

An MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) is a city or local jurisdiction responsible for stormwater programs and ordinances. MS4 requirements can affect inspection expectations and documentation, so staying aligned with local rules helps reduce surprises.

Question 7

Do you use paper reports or electronic inspections?

Accepted Answer

We provide inspection reports electronically and can support digital inspection workflows (including client-preferred systems). Our goal is to deliver clear, usable reporting that helps teams address deficiencies quickly.

Question 8

What types of industries do you support?

Accepted Answer

Stormcon supports stormwater compliance for Land Development, Home Building, General Construction, Franchise Utilities, and Industrial operations—including SWPPPs, inspections, and training.

Question 9

Can you train our team to handle inspections in-house?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer training that ranges from project manager education to helping client employees become qualified in-house inspectors, depending on your needs.

Question 10

What information do you need to provide a quote?

Accepted Answer

For the fastest quote, share your project type, job location (city/site), timeline, and any known permit or inspection requirements you’re working under.

Locations

Contact