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OUR SERVICES
Inspection
Staying on top of the details. Routine visits by our friendly specialists keep your SWMP documentation up to date and alert you to action items on site.
Stormwater
Decisions made in the SWMP dictate the spending in the active construction phase. This is where to identify cost saving strategies.
Noise Monitoring
Oil and Gas operations near dwellings are now subject to new regulations. Summit can write your sound mitigation plan AND provide noise monitoring services.
SPCC
Your facility needs a current plan so you are ready for action. We can write plans and/or conduct site visits to confirm the status of your countermeasures.
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Featured Projects
We recognize that each project is mission critical to our clients so we never take it for granted. Here are some examples of unique challenges met and challenges resolved.
From the Summit
Temporary vs. Permanent BMPs: Understanding the Difference
In previous blogs, we’ve discussed the differences between structural and non-structural Best Management Practices (BMPs). Another important distinction in stormwater compliance is temporary versus permanent BMPs. While both help manage stormwater runoff and protect...
Wood Chip Wattles for Stormwater BMPs and Erosion Control in Colorado
Wattles are one of the most common stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs) used on construction sites. However, not all wattles function the same way. While traditional straw wattles have long been used for erosion and sediment control, many projects are utilizing...
How to Tell if Your Stormwater Control Measures Are Working
Stormwater control measures (CMs), also referred to as Best Management Practices (BMPs), play a critical role in preventing sediment, debris, and pollutants from leaving a construction site. However, simply installing a control measure does not automatically mean it...
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