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Hunt Valley Environmental, LLC

Storm Water Best Management Practices

We specialize in implementing and enhancing BMPs within construction sites or adjacent areas. Our primary goal is to meticulously apply and improve stormwater management techniques, nurturing ecological diversity and functional capacity. We provide comprehensive support, from initial assessments to final implementation, ensuring projects obtain and adhere to permits for BMP installation. Guided by our dedication to environmental stewardship, we offer expert guidance to clients, promoting responsible BMP implementation with minimal environmental impact and compliance with regulatory standards. Join us in advancing sustainable approaches to stormwater management and preservation.

Storm Water Best Management Practices

"Storm Water Best Management Practices" (BMPs) refer to a set of techniques, strategies, or measures implemented in construction projects to minimize the negative impacts of stormwater runoff. When it rains or snow melts, stormwater can pick up pollutants like sediment, chemicals, and debris as it flows over the construction site. If left unmanaged, this contaminated stormwater can adversely affect water quality in nearby streams, rivers, and lakes.

Storm Water Best Management Practices aim to control, treat, and reduce the volume and pollutants in stormwater runoff. These practices can include:

1. Erosion and Sediment Control: Measures such as silt fences, sediment basins, and erosion control blankets are used to prevent soil erosion and trap sediment on-site, preventing it from washing into water bodies.

2. Vegetated Buffers: Planting vegetation along waterways or around stormwater retention areas can help filter out pollutants, stabilize soils, and reduce erosion.

3. Permeable Surfaces: Using permeable pavements, such as porous asphalt or concrete, allows stormwater to infiltrate into the ground rather than running off the surface, reducing runoff volume and pollutant loads.

4. Stormwater Detention and Retention Basins: These are constructed ponds or basins designed to temporarily store stormwater, allowing sediments to settle out and pollutants to be treated before the water is released into the environment.

5. Green Infrastructure: Incorporating features like rain gardens, bioswales, and green roofs into construction projects helps capture and absorb stormwater, reducing runoff and filtering pollutants through natural processes.

6. Construction Site Management Practices: Proper site planning, including minimizing disturbed areas, controlling construction site access, and managing construction waste, can all help prevent pollution of stormwater runoff.

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Hunt Valley Environmental Your Partner in Environmental Excellence

Located in Westmoreland County, we are dedicated to providing top-tier expertise and tailored solutions to our clients. With a focus on environmental sustainability and regulatory compliance, we offer a comprehensive array of services, including asbestos abatement, site development assistance, construction of streams and wetlands, and more. Our team of skilled professionals is committed to delivering excellence at every stage of your project, from initial planning to final implementation. At HVE, we pride ourselves on our ability to seamlessly integrate environmental stewardship with project goals, ensuring successful outcomes that exceed expectations.

Why Choose HVE?

Eco Friendly

HVE is dedicated to eco-friendly practices, utilizing sustainable materials and energy-efficient solutions in all endeavors.

Skilled Builders

At HVE, employees are highly skilled, excelling in their respective roles with expertise and dedication.

Locally Owned

HVE, locally owned and operated, ensures accessibility and familiarity with the communities they serve.

Green Devotees

HVE stands out for its green ethos, incorporating sustainable practices into every aspect of its operations.

Services Offered

Site Development Assistance

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  • Engineering design for Grading and site development

  • NPDES Permit Applications

  • Natural Resource Delineation

  • Waterway Permit coordination. 

  • Stream and wetland design,

  • Environmental Monitoring

  • Grant writing assistance

  • Industrial Storm water discharge permits

  • HOP Coordination

Construction Services

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  • Construction of Streams

  • Construction of Wetlands

  • Installation of Stream habitat Structures

  • Storm Water Best management Practices

  • Maintenance of Storm Management Practices

  • Demolition

  • Asbestos Abatement

Get Ready to Start Building Success with HVE

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