Turnkey SWP3 Design Across Texas & Field Inspections in the DFW Metroplex.
The fastest, most reliable way to get a TCEQ-compliant Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) started for construction projects anywhere in Texas—backed by expert DFW site inspections and our ProTexion mobile self-inspection platform.
Where do you need to go today?
Submit New SWP3 Project Info
Starting a commercial, roadway, subdivision, batch plant, or residential build in Texas? Provide your project & operator details at newprojectform.com so we can begin preparing your SWP3 immediately.
Open NewProjectForm.comProTexion Mobile Inspection App
Access your client compliance portal or license a project for General Contractor self-inspections with guided TXR150000 workflows and instant PDF reports at protexionapp.com.
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Custom SWP3 Design
Audit-ready Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans tailored to your civil drawings for General Construction, Roadways, Subdivisions, Home Builders, Batch Plants, and Pipelines.
STEERS & Permitting
Hands-on guidance through TCEQ STEERS account setup, Electronic Notices of Intent (eNOI), Construction Site Notices (CSN), MS4 submittals, and Permit Terminations (eNOT).
Field Site Inspections
Reliable 7-day or 14-day construction site inspections across Dallas–Fort Worth with photo-documented action tracking, site map updates, and local MS4 ordinance compliance.
ProTexion Platform
Want your own field superintendents to perform compliant self-inspections? License your project on ProTexion for guided mobile inspections, rain tracking, and instant reports.
Do I Need an SWP3 & What Are My Requirements?
Select your project parameters below to check your TCEQ permitting tier, STEERS requirements, and inspection schedule options.
Two Ways to Keep Your Jobsite Inspection-Ready
ProTex Environmental Field Inspectors
Operating in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex? Let our experienced TCEQ compliance specialists visit your site on a 7-day or 14-day schedule, document BMP conditions with photos, maintain your SWP3 revisions, and track corrective actions.
ProTexion GC Self-Inspection Platform
Building outside DFW or prefer your own superintendents to perform weekly and rain-event inspections? ProTexion gives your team an offline-first mobile inspection workspace engineered specifically for TXR150000 compliance.
TPDES TXR150000 Permit Guides & Quick Links
TXR150000 Permit Quick Links
Direct section-by-section citations and page links into the 2023 TPDES Construction General Permit (TXR150000) covering stabilization, BMP maintenance, inspection triggers, and site rules.
Reportable Quantities Table (40 CFR § 117.3)
Searchable reference table of all 296 hazardous substances and their Clean Water Act Section 311 reportable spill quantities in pounds and kilograms.
Dewatering Observation & Evaluation Report
Daily observation requirements, mandatory 24-hour report contents, and our downloadable Dewatering Report PDF template for days when dewatering discharges occur.
It's Raining... When Do I Need to Inspect My Site?
How the 0.5-inch rainfall threshold works for single-day and multi-day storms under the 14-day + rain event inspection schedule.
Permit Renewal Brings New Rules (2023 TXR150000 Summary)
Key operational changes in the 5-year TPDES General Permit renewal: daily dewatering evaluations, dated corrective action logs, multi-day rain rules, waste cover rules, and adverse condition exceptions.
STEERS Account Setup & eNOI Information
Exact answers to the TCEQ STEERS account creation questions, E-Sign SPA instructions with a Texas Driver's License, and what ProTex needs (ER# and SOS filing number) to prepare your NOI.
Common Texas SWP3 & ProTexion Questions
When is an SWP3 and TPDES TXR150000 permit required in Texas?
Any construction project in Texas that disturbs 1 acre or more of soil—or disturbs less than 1 acre as part of a Common Plan of Development or Sale that totals 1 acre or more—must have a site-specific Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) prior to soil disturbance. Small construction sites (1 to under 5 acres) post a Small Construction Site Notice (CSN) and notify the local MS4. Large construction sites (5+ acres) must also file an electronic Notice of Intent (eNOI) in TCEQ STEERS.
What is the difference between ProTex Environmental field inspections and ProTexion?
ProTex Environmental provides turnkey in-person field inspections across the Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) Metroplex where our TCEQ specialists walk your jobsite on a 7-day or 14-day schedule. For General Contractors building anywhere in Texas who want their own superintendents to conduct self-inspections on a phone, ProTexion (useprotexion.com / protexionapp.com) provides a guided mobile inspection platform for a single flat fee per project ($149–$299) with GPS-stamped photos, open deficiency tracking, dewatering logs, and instant PDF reports.
Which DFW cities require 7-day stormwater inspections plus 0.5-inch rain event walks?
While TPDES General Permit TXR150000 statewide allows operators to choose either a 14-day + 0.5-inch rain schedule or a 7-day schedule, seven municipal MS4 jurisdictions in DFW require routine inspections every 7 calendar days AND within 24 hours of a 0.5-inch storm event: Arlington, Burleson, DFW Airport, Grand Prairie, Irving, Murphy, and Prosper.
How do I start a new SWP3 plan or license a project on ProTexion?
To order a custom Texas SWP3 binder, erosion control site map, and STEERS eNOI preparation from ProTex Environmental, submit your project and operator details at newprojectform.com. To see ProTexion estimator pricing or license a project for General Contractor mobile self-inspection, visit useprotexion.com or launch the workspace directly at protexionapp.com.
Direct Field Document Downloads
Download official TXR150000 permit text and daily dewatering observation templates directly to your device or digital SWP3 binder.