Inspection

What we inspect

• Water, sanitary sewer, and storm drain installation, including bedding, backfill, and testing
• Paving, subgrade, base, and curb and gutter
• Grading, drainage, detention ponds, and channels
• Erosion and sediment control
• SWPPP inspections at the frequency required by the TCEQ Construction General Permit, with the inspection log kept current
• Concrete placement, structures, and drainage inlets
• Punch list walks, final inspection, and closeout

Who we work for

• Civil contractors

  Independent quality control, turnover documentation, and a second set of eyes before the city or district inspector shows up.

• Land developers and owner's representatives

  Construction observation on your behalf, so you know what is in the ground and whether pay applications match the work.

• Municipalities

  Overflow construction observation and acceptance support for public works and developer built infrastructure.

• Municipal utility districts

  Inspection of district facilities during construction, pay estimate review, and documentation for acceptance and conveyance.

What you get

• Daily inspection reports with photos, weather, crews, and equipment on site
• Weekly and monthly progress reports with quantities installed and schedule status
• Verification of pay application quantities against what is actually in the ground
• Review of contractor certifications: material certs, compaction and pressure test reports, and as-built information
• SWPPP inspection reports and log maintenance
• Nonconformance notes and follow through on corrective work
• Punch lists and closeout documentation for acceptance

Background

Twenty years in construction quality and inspection across civil, utility, public works, renewable energy, and pharmaceutical projects, including work as an owner's resident engineer inspector and as field quality manager on large infrastructure programs. The focus today is civil and public works in Tarrant, Denton, and Wise County.