Our Services
All Things Pollution Prevention
Compliance Professionals offers a wide variety of environmental compliance services supporting a project’s full life cycle: from permits, through SWPPP inspections, and into post-construction. We even have services to assist with the smooth transition from development to final owner regarding stormwater management facilities.
Pre-Construction
Our pre-construction services focus on identifying risks and clearing regulatory hurdles before projects begin. By addressing due diligence, feasibility, and permitting early, we help clients move forward with confidence and avoid costly delays.
FAQs
Before land development, a delineation is needed to determine if USACE or state permits are required.
Lenders, property buyers, developers, and investors require Phase I Environmental Site Assessments to assess potential environmental liabilities before purchasing land.
Projects affecting federal or state-listed species require assessments before development.
During Construction
A core service for which we are well known is our environmental compliance inspection and audit services. Primarily, these services assist our clients with site inspections and properly maintaining their SWPPP and wetland/stream impact-related documentation. We are knowledgeable, experienced, and professional.
FAQs
Typically, inspections are required once every 4 business days.
It includes site inspections, water quality assessments, vegetation surveys, and reporting to regulatory agencies.
SWPPP records must be maintained for at least three years after the completion of construction or as otherwise required by your permit conditions.
Yes. County and state inspectors can securely review the SWPPP online, verify documents, and confirm compliance without needing to visit your site office.
Post-Construction
Once construction is completed, we work to ensure all stormwater management (SWM) facilities and permanent BMPs are maintained and fully functional throughout their lifespan. We also help smooth the transition between developer and end-user for SWM facilities and we have a unique niche in assisting both parties track proper documentation, verify onsite conditions and approvals, and facilitate a proper hand-off of ownership.
FAQs
Before land development, a delineation is needed to determine if USACE or state permits are required.
Lenders, property buyers, developers, and investors require Phase I Environmental Site Assessments to assess potential environmental liabilities before purchasing land.
Projects affecting federal or state-listed species require assessments before development.
Ecological Restoration
Ecological restoration is the process of helping degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems recover their health, function, and structure.
FAQs
Nutrient credits offset nitrogen and phosphorus runoff to meet water quality standards.
We identify available credits and facilitate transactions through approved mitigation banks.
Homebuilders, HOAs, schools, municipalities, and private landowners all benefit from the ecological, compliance, and community value pollinator gardens provide.
Yes. When designed with infiltration and nutrient reduction in mind, they can contribute to runoff reduction goals and support TMDL pollutant reduction credits.
GIS Services
