Texas Industrial & Construction Compliance Specialists.
Protecting your operations from TCEQ fines, insurance denials, and legal liability with the Triple-Threat of State-Licensed expertise.
The Texas Industrial MSGP (TXR050000) expires August 14, 2026. Every industrial facility in Texas must re-permit now. We are currently booking STEERS-authorized renewal audits.
Three licenses. One unified defense.
Most consultants hold one credential. We stack three — giving your facility a defensible compliance posture across regulatory, technical, and legal fronts.
Industrial Authority
Technical experts in industrial sampling, outfall monitoring, and TPDES compliance.
Construction Expertise
Specialized in residential/commercial SWPPP inspections, silt-fence audits, and rain-event monitoring.
Risk Mitigation Specialist
We don't just check boxes; we ensure your documentation is defensible against insurance claims, lawsuits, and municipal citations.
From audit to renewal in four defensible steps.
A structured engagement that produces audit-ready documentation at every milestone — not just at filing.
- 01
Site Audit
On-site walkthrough of your facility. We document outfalls, exposed materials, BMPs, and gaps against TPDES requirements.
- 02
Compliance Diagnostic
Our SQP and QCIS team produces a defensible findings report with photo evidence and a prioritized corrective-action list.
- 03
SWPPP & Documentation
We draft (or rebuild) your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and prepare every form required for STEERS submission.
- 04
Renewal & Ongoing Defense
We file your 2026 MSGP renewal through STEERS and place your facility on a quarterly inspection calendar.
Built for industrial operators and general contractors.
2026 MSGP Renewals
Complete STEERS filings, SWP3 manual updates, and SIC code verification.
Construction SWPPP
Mandatory 7/14-day inspections, rain event monitoring, and electronic reporting.
Industrial Sampling
Quarterly visual monitoring and annual analytical sampling with certified lab partnerships.
Water Quality Audits
Customer Service Inspections (CSI) and backflow prevention audits for potable water tie-ins.
Field teams across Texas's four major industrial corridors.
We dispatch certified inspectors and adjusters to all 254 Texas counties — with permanent presence in the regions where stormwater enforcement is most aggressive. Tap a corridor to see covered counties and sample industries.
- · Refineries & petrochemicals
- · Metal recycling / scrap yards
- · Marine terminals
- · Ready-mix concrete
On-site sampling within 24 hours of any qualifying storm event.
TCEQ requires analytical sampling during the first qualifying rain event of each monitoring period. Miss the window, miss the year. Our retainer clients receive guaranteed dispatch — day, night, weekend, or holiday.
Specialized programs for high-risk operators.
Each sector carries its own SIC code, benchmark pollutants, and TCEQ scrutiny. Generic SWPPPs fail audits — ours are built per sector.
Concrete
Batch plants, ready-mix yards, and precast operations. Wash-water containment, pH management, and No-Exposure Certification audits.
Scrap & Recycling
Metal recycling, auto dismantling, and salvage yards. Heavy-metal sampling, secondary containment, and Sector N benchmark monitoring.
Manufacturing
Fabrication, chemical, and industrial process facilities. SWPPP overhauls, BMP engineering, and analytical sampling programs.
Developers & GCs
Vertical and horizontal construction. NOI filing, 7/14-day SWPPP inspections, rain-event response, and NOT closeout.
The cost of non-compliance is not abstract.
A single missed sampling event or denied permit can outweigh a decade of professional retainer fees.
| Compliance Item | Cost of Fines / Denials | Cost with Texas Stormwater Compliance Group |
|---|---|---|
| TCEQ Notice of Violation (typical) | $5,000 – $25,000 per day | Included in annual retainer |
| MSGP Permit Denial / Re-filing | $15,000+ in delays & legal fees | STEERS-authorized pre-filing review |
| Insurance Claim Denial (pollution exclusion) | $100,000 – $2M uncovered loss | Adjuster-grade documentation stack |
| Citizen Suit / Plaintiff Litigation | $250,000+ defense + settlement | Discovery-ready evidentiary records |
| Quarterly Visual & Analytical Sampling | Missed deadlines = automatic violation | Scheduled, GPS-stamped, archived |
Fine ranges based on TCEQ enforcement history and Texas Water Code §7.102. Actual exposure varies by facility and violation type.
Insurance & environmental law, on the same team.
When a stormwater incident becomes a claim, a citation, or a lawsuit, ordinary compliance reports collapse. Our practice was built by professionals licensed in both Texas insurance adjusting and environmental code enforcement — so your record holds up under scrutiny from regulators, carriers, and opposing counsel alike.
We think like a claims adjuster.
Most environmental consultants stop at the permit. We stress-test your records the way a denied insurance claim or a plaintiff's attorney would — before it matters.
Documentation that survives discovery.
Inspection logs, sampling chains-of-custody, and SWPPP revisions are produced to evidentiary standards — defensible in litigation, not just at the agency.
Coordinated with your counsel.
We work alongside your environmental attorney, providing the technical record needed to negotiate enforcement actions, citations, and Notices of Violation.
One professional. Three licenses. Zero excuses.
Our practice is led by a credentialed environmental specialist who is simultaneously a licensed Texas insurance adjuster — a combination that does not exist at conventional consulting firms.
TEEX SQP
Stormwater Qualified PersonTexas A&M Engineering Extension Service certified for industrial sampling, outfall monitoring, and TPDES technical review.
StormwaterONE QCIS
Qualified Construction InspectorAuthorized to execute and certify CGP construction inspections, silt-fence audits, and rain-event reporting.
Texas Adjuster License
Property & CasualtyLicensed by the Texas Department of Insurance — uniquely positioned to build claim-defensible environmental records.
Every inspection. GPS-stamped. Discovery-defensible.
Our field technicians capture every BMP, outfall, and corrective action through a proprietary app that embeds GPS coordinates, timestamps, and inspector signatures directly into each image — producing a tamper-evident chain of custody from the field to the courtroom.
What every Texas operator is asking right now.
Honest answers about TCEQ enforcement, sampling, and the 2026 deadline.
Secure Your Compliance Status.
Submit your facility details and a Senior Compliance Specialist will respond within 24 hours with a preliminary risk assessment and renewal pathway.
- Confidential STEERS-authorized review
- TCEQ deadline tracking and pre-filing
- Defensible documentation for insurance & legal