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Specialist in Sediment and Erosion Control Compliance
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Upcoming Regulator Inspection?
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) provides a minimum 24-hour notice prior to a State inspection. Local regulators typically conduct inspections at higher frequency.Notice of Violation?
An NOV requires an immediate response along with meticulous documentation addressing regulatory findings.Complicated Project?
Factors such as project size and location can add to a project’s complexity.Emergency?
There are occasions when storms and regulators demand immediate action.Provider Issues?
We can assist if your current erosion control contractor is slow to respond or does not provide quality solutions.Second Opinion?
There are multiple ways to approach and address erosion and sediment control management.Our Services
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Perimeter Control Measure
Perimeter controls typically follow your permits’ limits of construction and act as your last line of containment for potential pollutant sources such as disturbed areas, material staging areas, stockpiles and various other potential pollution sources. Another key function of a perimeter control is to defend a project against run-on & run-off created by storm events. Common types of perimeter control measures include:
Back of curb/walk Control Measure
Back of curb/walk control measures are used to delineate potential pollutant sources from impervious services (i.e streets and walkways). Some control measures are more robust and useful for access and can better handle the constant construction traffic on an active project.
Common types of back of curb/walk control measures include:
Vehicle Tracking Control
VTCs are used for ingress and egress on a construction site and are intended to reduce track-out from the active site onto stabilized areas and impervious services. EVTs and mud mats are used to control track-out by giving tradesmen and contractors a place to drive onto disturbed areas without contacting the ground directly. Common types of vehicle-tracking control measures include:
Inlet Protection
Inlet protections are typically installed adjacent to a construction site and within the site’s stormwater drainage area. They are also considered another last line of defense within an active project. These control measures serve to reduce the velocity of water which allows particles to settle out before stormwater leaves the site and enters down-gradient receiving waters. Common types of inlet protections include:
Seeding and Stabilization Measures
Seeding, rolled erosion control products, and surface roughening are common ways to stabilize construction projects. Another key use of these control measures is to reduce erosion on disturbed areas and slopes. There are various types of seeding practices you can use on your project to temporarily or permanently stabilize it. In addition, rolled erosion control products can be used with or without seeding to temporarily or permanently stabilize slopes and areas of open disturbance.
Rolled erosion control products
Concrete Washout Area
A properly installed concrete washout area is a major control measure necessary to be compliant with local, state and federal environmental regulations while pouring concrete during the project. Common control measures for managing concrete waste include:
Check dams/velocity dissipating control measures
Slowing the velocity of stormwater draining through areas of active construction is extremely helpful and allows for particulates to settle out before continuing down towards the outfall. Wattles and sediment traps are effective control measures that can be used in drainage swales. Adding rock socks to a curb and gutter flow line or sediment basin trickle-pan are effective ways to dissipate the velocity of the stormwater on impervious surfaces. Common control measures of this kind include:
Site Clean-up and Maintenance
We offer site clean-up and maintenance such as sweeping, mowing, snow removal, trash pickup, and minor dirt work. Our services also include the removal of temporary stormwater control measures, which are required to be removed before the state (CDPHE) permit can be properly terminated.
Contact Our Erosion Control Experts
Whether you are in Colorado or not, we’ve got you covered. Let us know about any compliance issue, and we’ll work with you to find a solution that keeps your project on track. Call Us Today! 970-966-4289
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