Inspection, Maintenance, Repair, and Retrofit Plans
Effective stormwater management is critical for Central Texas communities facing heavy rainfall and rapid growth. A strong IMRR plan—Inspection, Maintenance, Repair, and Retrofit—ensures ponds, drains, and stormwater systems remain compliant with TCEQ, prevent flooding, and protect water quality. BPI Partners provides tailored IMRR services designed to save costs, reduce risks, and keep stormwater facilities functioning long-term.
Why Central Texas Communities Require Robust SWPPP Planning Amid Increased Rainfall Events
With extreme rainfall patterns becoming more frequent in Central Texas, a comprehensive SWPPP is more critical than ever. Learn how topography, soil composition, and hydrology impact runoff—and how BPI Partners can support compliance and resilience.
Erosion and New Construction
Erosion is one of the most overlooked risks during new construction in Central Texas—but it can lead to major compliance issues, structural damage, and added costs. This blog explores what developers need to know about managing erosion from the ground up, including site planning strategies, stormwater control, and how BPI Partners helps protect your investment and meet regulatory standards.
Hydroaxing Services in Central Texas
Efficient & Eco-Friendly Land Clearing with BPI Partners Inc.
Shoreline Erosion – Five Effective Methods to Protect Your Property
Here are 5 key erosion control techniques—riprap, native vegetation, bioengineering, retaining walls, and geotextiles—so you can make an informed decision about the best approach to protect your slope and property from shoreline erosion.
Top 5 Violations in Water Quality Pond Inspections
Water quality ponds play a critical role in managing stormwater runoff, preventing flooding, and protecting local water systems. However, to stay effective and compliant with Central Texas regulations, these ponds need regular maintenance and monitoring. When neglected, issues can build up, leading to non-compliance, potential fines, and costly repairs. Here, we’re breaking down the top five common violations we see in water quality pond inspections and how you can avoid them with proactive maintenance.
Hydromulching vs. Traditional Seeding: Which Is Better for Your Project?
When deciding between hydromulching and traditional seeding, consider factors like project size, budget, and landscape goals. Hydromulching may be the ideal solution if you need fast coverage over a large area, particularly on sloped or erosion-prone sites. On the other hand, traditional seeding is more cost-effective for smaller projects or locations where detailed seeding plans are required.
At BPI Partners, our expertise in revegetation and erosion control helps us tailor the right approach for every project, whether it’s a subdivision, commercial development, or municipal site. With over 30 years of experience in the Central Texas area, we know how to leverage each method to maximize success under local climate conditions.
TCEQ Fines – Why It Is NOT Better to Ask for Forgiveness
TCEQ is responsible for ensuring that water quality and detention systems across Texas are up to code. When they find a violation during an inspection, they issue a Notice of Violation (NOV), which documents the problems and outlines what needs to be done to fix them. Ignoring this notice, or hoping it will go away, is a risky move.
6 Steps to Resolve a Notice of Violation (NOV)
6 steps to take after receiving a Notice of Violation (NOV) from the City of Austin —and how BPI Partners can help!
The BPI Difference: We Get It Right the FIRST Time, EVERY Time
When it comes to managing stormwater ponds in Texas, choosing the right partner can mean the difference between a smoothly functioning system and a costly headache. Here’s why opting for a reliable partner like BPI Partners ensures peace of mind and long-term success!