How ReadySWPPP works

Steps

1. Check your site, free. Give an address, what you are building, how much ground you will disturb and your role. One question at a time. You get one answer: a small-site SWP3, an NOI and a SWP3, no TCEQ permit, the low-erosion notice, or a site we do not cover.
2. Build your plan. 30 to 45 minutes on a phone. You confirm the site, describe the project, name the people, and place controls on an aerial map. You see a preview with every required element checked before you pay.
3. Run the site. Active Site watches the rain at your site, reminds you when an inspection is due, builds a 5-minute checklist from your plan, and writes the report.

What does the free check show?

Your site card names the receiving water, the TCEQ segment, whether the water is impaired, the storm sewer operator that gets your copy, and your county's low-erosion window.

Your dated timeline shows when to sign the SWP3, post the notice, send the copy, install controls, inspect, and close out. Each line carries its permit citation.

What do I get when I pay?

The SWP3 PDF with a map, the filled TCEQ notice, the storm sewer operator copy letter, inspection forms in English and Spanish, and a what-to-do-next checklist with dates.

See a sample plan.

What happens on inspection day?

Each inspector gets a no-login link on their phone, in English or Spanish. The checklist comes from your plan. Photos and notes are added on the spot, and the report is made at once.

A report is signed by the signer, or by a delegate named on a TCEQ-20403 form that was sent to TCEQ, with a copy in the SWP3.

An unlisted binder link and QR code show the current plan, the notice, every report and the changes. An inspector scans it.