Stormwater BMP repair and maintenance for outfalls, basins, headwalls, and inlets.

Structural stormwater BMPs degrade on a predictable curve. Concrete outfalls and masonry headwalls crack and spall at the joint. Trash racks bend out of plane after the first heavy debris event. Energy dissipators undermine. Riprap channels migrate. Vegetated swales lose grade. Earthen embankments seep, settle, and then breach. We rebuild each component to the geometry and capacity it was designed for instead of layering patch over patch until the next inspection cycle catches it.

The work runs across the whole spectrum. On the emergency end: basin breach, washed-out outfall, downstream sediment release, an inlet that collapsed under traffic. Our crews are on site within 72 hours, and when the failure is reportable under the TCEQ MS4 program or local stormwater ordinance, we coordinate the notification directly with the regulator so your owner isn't writing that email at 11 p.m. On the scheduled end: slope stabilization, trash-rack rebuild, concrete repair, re-vegetation, all quoted from a site walk and built into a maintenance budget that replaces year after year of patchwork.

Every repair closes out the same way: photo documentation tied to GPS, as-built revisions when the geometry changed, and municipal sign-off where the original permit requires it. If the failure later becomes a legal question (a downstream property owner, an insurance carrier, a TCEQ follow-up), the file holds up.