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.

When do I need a SWPPP in Texas?

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.

What is the difference between TPDES and NPDES?

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.

What are NOIs, NOTs, and NOCs?

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.

How often are stormwater inspections required?

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.

What is an MS4 and why does it matter?

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.

Do you use paper reports or electronic inspections?

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.

What types of industries do you support?

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

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

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

What information do you need to provide a quote?

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

Land Development

Stormcon, LLC is a storm water compliance consulting firm that delivers turn-key SWPPPs, 3rd party inspections, and training courses. Our experience and knowledge of the Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System and National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System requirements have helped our clients navigate the waters of storm water compliance.

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LAND DEVELOPMENT

Turn-key SWPPPs

Stormcon has worked with numerous land developers to create SWPPPs that meet the requirements of the TCEQ General Construction Permit and align with the erosion control plan designed for each project. We also make sure required NOIs are created, signed, and submitted for the developer and any operators on site with control of day-to-day operations.

Once we receive civil engineering plans and required project information, Stormcon takes care of the rest.

Completed SWPPP
Creation of NOIs/NOCs/NOTs
Submitting NOIs to TCEQ
Notifications to MS4s

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INSPECTIONS

Inspections + Reporting

Texas requirements allow for routine inspections bi-weekly and after qualifying rain events, or once every 7 days. Stormcon performs weekly inspections (once every 7 days) and sends reports electronically. We use StromPro Max to manage the inspection report send it electronically to the client. If a client prefers their own software, we work with their software solutions after proper training.

Rain event inspections can be required by city ordinances. Stormcon maintains relationships with MS4s to stay current on ordinance changes and help keep communication open between clients and MS4s.

On the first inspection, a Stormcon inspector will deliver and post all necessary postings.

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TRAINING

Courses to Fit Your Needs

Stormcon offers training programs for land development teams. Contact us to learn more about training courses, including:

On-site training for project managers to identify deficiencies in BMPs, knowledge about the content of a SWPPP, enforcement of the SWPPP process, and procedures for a regulator visit.
Company classes on a variety of Stormwater compliance topics

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