ProTexion reminds your superintendent when the 7- or 14-day inspection is due, collects the report and geotagged photos on site, and tracks every deficiency until it is closed. Your office reviews each report without calling the field.
Designed by the people who run the inspections. ProTex Environmental, LLC, a Fort Worth stormwater compliance firm, designed ProTexion and uses it every day to generate site inspections on its own projects.
Sediment buildup at storm inlet 7. Opened on the Oct 6 inspection. Stays open until it is closed out.
Pick the 7- or 14-day cycle for the project. The superintendent gets a notification when the next inspection is due. Regularly scheduled inspections do not depend on memory. Bonus: ProTexion also includes a dedicated dewatering report for inspection of site de-watering activities.
Superintendents inspect while they walk the job and finish the report on the phone, while conditions are fresh. Nothing gets rebuilt at the trailer on Friday.
Every photo carries its GPS position. You can show exactly where a BMP failed and where it was repaired.
A deficiency found on one inspection is tracked until it is corrected. You see what is outstanding on each project instead of hoping it was fixed.
Project managers can review submitted reports without calling the site. When an owner, city inspector or TCEQ investigator asks for inspection history, the full record is there.
No per-inspection charge. Superintendents inspect as often as the site needs them, including after ½" storm events (½" storm events must be manually initiated by the user), under the same license.
Per-report pricing ties inspection cost to the weather and the schedule, and it gives a busy superintendent a reason to skip an extra walk. One project fee gives you a single number for the bid and removes that reason.
Set your project length and cycle to see how many scheduled inspections one license covers, and which term fits.
Each mark is one scheduled inspection. Extra inspections after rain are covered by the same license. Estimate only; the term is set by the license you pick.
Short-term pads, paving and utility projects.
About 6 monthsStandard commercial, municipal and school builds.
About 18 monthsLarge multi-phase and major infrastructure sites.
About 2.5 yearsThe clock starts on your first inspection. Set up the project and assign your field team today. The license term begins when the first inspection report is recorded.
ProTexion charges a single one-time license fee per construction project: $149 for Tier 1 (up to 26 weeks), $219 for Tier 2 (up to 80 weeks), or $299 for Tier 3 (up to 130 weeks), with stackable 26-week extensions for $99. All scheduled 7-day or 14-day inspections, post-storm 0.5" rain event inspections, and daily dewatering reports are covered under the same flat license fee.
While TPDES General Permit TXR150000 statewide lets operators choose between a 14-day + 0.5" rain schedule or a 7-day schedule, seven municipal MS4 jurisdictions in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex require both routine 7-day inspections and 0.5" rain event inspections: Arlington, Burleson, DFW Airport, Grand Prairie, Irving, Murphy, and Prosper. ProTexion automatically detects projects in these cities and applies the required 7-Day + 0.5" Storm Event schedule.
Your 26-, 80-, or 130-week license term does not start at checkout. It begins on the day your superintendent records the first inspection report, so you can set up the project and assign your field team ahead of groundbreak.
ProTexion was built by ProTex Environmental, LLC (protexenvironmental.com). If you need a custom Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) designed anywhere in Texas, STEERS eNOI permitting assistance, or turnkey in-person field inspections across the DFW Metroplex, visit protexenvironmental.com or submit your project at newprojectform.com.
Choose a term, enter your general contractor and project name, and assign your field team. You can be set up the same day.
License a project at protexionapp.com