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A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), sometimes called a SW3P, is a legal requirement for most construction projects in Nevada. Failing to have one in place can result in expensive fines, stop-work orders, or significant project delays.
Inspectors from local agencies and the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) can visit your site at any time and request to see your SWPPP documentation. Without it, your crew may be ordered to halt work immediately or you could be heavily fined.
Pro SWPPP specializes in creating fully compliant stormwater plans for Nevada projects. With more than 17 years of experience, we have developed an efficient process that ensures your SWPPP is accurate, meets every requirement, and is delivered quickly. Orders can be submitted online so you can keep your project moving forward without unnecessary interruptions.
Our team holds the Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC) credential, one of the highest certifications in the industry. This level of expertise gives you the confidence that our SWPPP services will satisfy local, state, and federal requirements every time.
Is a SWPPP required in Nevada?
Yes, most construction projects in Nevada require a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) if:
- The project will disturb one acre or more of land.
- The project will disturb less than one acre but is part of a larger common plan of development or sale that will ultimately disturb one acre or more.
- The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) determines that a project disturbing less than one acre will impact receiving waters or their tributaries within a 1/4-mile radius of the project.
If any of these conditions apply, a SWPPP must be developed before applying for coverage under the Construction Stormwater General Permit.
When Will I Have My SWPPP?
3 business days to receive your SWPPP after ordering.
In a rush? You can expedite your SWPPP to receive it within 24 hours.
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Services We Provide
It’s easy to get your SWPPP when you work with us. To start, just complete the Order Form and provide a link to your Civil Drawings. We’ll take it from there! Your SWPPP will be delivered within 72 hours, fully customized for your Nevada jobsite and project requirements. We guarantee every plan’s compliance with federal (EPA), state (NDEP), county, and city regulations.
If it’s required for the SWPPP, we include it in our plan preparation.
If your Nevada construction project disturbs more than one acre, your Notice of Intent (NOI) for coverage under the Construction Stormwater General Permit will need to be submitted to the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP).
We offer a full-service, turnkey option for a small additional fee. With this service, you provide us a Delegation of Authority (DAR) form, and we handle the entire stormwater permitting process for you, including submission of your NOI and payment of any permit fees. We take care of everything so your project stays compliant without any extra hassle.
If county officials require a SWPPP site map before construction begins, we’ve got you covered. Requirements can vary depending on local regulations, and we’ll let you know upfront if a site map is needed for your project.
Cities We Serve
Carson City
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Carson City
Churchill County
Cities
Fallon
Clark County
Cities
Boulder City
Henderson
Las Vegas
Mesquite
North Las Vegas
Douglas County
Cities
Gardnerville
Minden
Stateline
Elko County
Cities
Carlin
Elko
Eureka
Jiggs
Lamoille
Montello
Spring Creek
Wells
West Wendover
Esmeralda County
Cities
Goldfield
Silver Peak
Eureka County
Cities
Crescent Valley
Eureka
Humboldt County
Cities
Battle Mountain
Denio
Golconda
Winnemucca
Lander County
Cities
Austin
Battle Mountain
Kingston
Lincoln County
Cities
Alamo
Caliente
Hiko
Pioche
Panaca
Rachel
Sandy Valley
Lyon County
Cities
Dayton
Fernley
Silver Springs
Yerington
Mineral County
Cities
Hawthorne
Schurz
Walker Lake
Nye County
Cities
Amargosa Valley
Beatty
Gabbs
Pahrump
Round Mountain
Tonopah
Pershing County
Cities
Imlay
Lovelock
Mill City
Unionville
Storey County
Cities
Gold Hill
Silver City
Virginia City
Washoe County
Cities
Incline Village
Reno
Sparks
Sun Valley
Verdi
White Pine County
Cities
Baker
Ely
McGill
Ruth
Don’t see the city your project is in? No worries, we definitely serve it! Our services span all of Nevada.
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Superfast turnaround, and they were able to modify the documents needed within 24 hours due to a last minute change in on site personnel. Could not be happier with their service and performance. I will be using them again and referring them to all of my customers.
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Nevada SWPPP FAQs
What are the SWPPP requirements in Nevada?
If your Nevada construction project disturbs 1 acre or more, you’re required to get a construction stormwater permit and prepare a SWPPP.
For industrial projects, if you’re in an industry covered under 40 CFR §122.26(b)(14), you must obtain a Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) and develop a SWPPP.
Who regulates SWPPP in Nevada?
The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) is the state agency responsible for implementing Nevada’s Construction Stormwater General Permit program. NDEP oversees the issuance of SWPPP permits, ensures compliance, and enforces stormwater regulations across the state.
How long will the SWPPP last?
A SWPPP is only temporary. The plan is applicable during the active construction phase of the project. Once your project is complete, the SWPPP is concluded via a Notice of Termination (N.O.T.).
Do I need to update the SWPPP if the project changes?
Yes, your SWPPP is a living document that can be updated as site conditions change throughout your project. We’re here to support you from start to finish, so whenever you need revisions or updates, just let us know, and we’ll take care of it.
Superfast turnaround, and they were able to modify the documents needed within 24 hours due to a last minute change in on site personnel. Could not be happier with their service and performance. I will be using them again and referring them to all of my customers.
Thank you!