40-point stormwater inspection. Every BMP, basin, and outfall on your San Antonio site, documented same day.

Our 40-point inspection is a structured field walk of every stormwater control on the property: storm inlets, conveyance swales, junction boxes, detention and retention basins, outfall structures, energy dissipators, water-quality vaults, and cartridge or media filters. Each of the 40 points has a pass/fail rating, a severity grade (cosmetic, functional, immediate), a written observation, and at least one photograph stamped with timestamp and GPS coordinates. The checklist mirrors what a City of San Antonio, Bexar County, or TCEQ MS4 auditor opens to when they walk your site: the same fields, in the same order, with the same evidence attached.

The same report does two jobs that usually take two different vendors. It satisfies annual TCEQ post-construction reporting, MS4 program audits, HOA recordkeeping, and pre-acquisition due diligence on the documentation side. On the operations side, it gives your property manager or facilities lead a triaged repair list (what to fix this week, what to budget for next quarter, what can wait until the dry season), with cost ranges already attached. The same PDF that defends you in front of the city is the one that hands a clean scope to your maintenance contractor.

Inspectors hold CISEC and CESSWI credentials and have walked the basin and BMP types built across San Antonio, Boerne, Seguin, and New Braunfels for the last fifteen years. They know when a riser is starting to undercut versus when it has already failed, when a hooded inlet is plugged versus designed shallow, when sediment in a forebay is normal accumulation versus a sign the upstream slope is moving. That difference is what keeps a routine inspection from turning into a six-figure surprise during a buyer's due-diligence walk.