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Stormwater BMP Installation

Every construction site operating under an NPDES Construction Generic Permit needs its Best Management Practices installed exactly as designed in the SWPPP — not approximated in the field. LES installs the full range of structural and non-structural BMPs called for in approved stormwater and site plans, from initial perimeter controls through final stabilization measures.

What’s Included

  • Installation of all BMPs called for in the approved SWPPP and site plan
  • Sequencing BMP installation to match the construction phasing plan
  • Perimeter controls, inlet protection, and construction entrances
  • Sediment basins, traps, and check dams where called for in design
  • Documentation of field conditions and coordination on plan deviations

Common Failure Points

  • Field installation that drifts from the approved BMP plan sheet over the course of a project
  • BMPs installed out of sequence with the construction phasing plan, leaving gaps in coverage
  • Site conditions that no longer match the original plan with no documented deviation
  • No clear field record of what was actually installed versus what was designed

LES Field Method

  1. 01Install BMPs to match the approved SWPPP and site plan sheet
  2. 02Sequence installation to the construction phasing plan
  3. 03Document any field condition that requires a deviation from the plan
  4. 04Coordinate with the engineer of record on any necessary plan amendment
  5. 05Photo-document installed BMPs against the plan for the compliance file
BMP placement on a graded slope: contour lines, flow direction, and perimeter sediment controlFlow direction, downslopeSilt fence along down-slope perimeter, following contourPLAN VIEW — BMP PLACEMENT ON GRADED SLOPE
Fig. 1 — BMP placement on a graded slope: perimeter sediment control follows the contour along the down-slope edge, perpendicular to flow direction.

Technical Notes

Field installation that doesn't match the approved BMP plan sheet is one of the most common findings in stormwater compliance inspections. LES installs to the plan, documents deviations when site conditions require them, and coordinates any necessary plan amendments.

Installed. Maintained. Documented.

Every installation, repair, or maintenance visit is photo-documented in the field — so the work holds up under inspection, not just under a good-faith assumption.

  • Before, during, and completed-work photos
  • Field maintenance notes
  • Post-rain observations
  • Corrective action tracked through to close-out
  • Documentation-ready reports for your compliance file

Stormwater BMP Installation by Service Area

LES provides stormwater bmp installation across Central Florida, including:

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between structural and non-structural BMPs?

Structural BMPs are physical installations — silt fence, inlet protection, sediment basins, riprap. Non-structural BMPs include practices like phased grading, scheduling, and good housekeeping that reduce erosion risk without a physical structure.

What happens if field conditions don't match the BMP plan?

Field conditions sometimes differ from what was anticipated at design time. LES documents the discrepancy and coordinates with the project's engineer of record on any necessary adjustment rather than installing something that doesn't match either the plan or the actual site condition.

Request a proposal for stormwater bmp installation

Tell us about your site and timeline — we'll follow up with scope and next steps.

Need erosion control, silt fence, BMP maintenance, or post-rain inspection support? Call 407-502-6476 or request a BMP proposal from Local Environmental Services.