ProTexion
For GC project managers and estimators

SWP3 inspections on the phone. One fee per project.

ProTexion reminds your superintendent when the 7- or 14-day inspection is due, collects the report and geotagged photos on site, and tracks every deficiency until it is closed. Your office reviews each report without calling the field.

Designed by the people who run the inspections. ProTex Environmental, a Fort Worth stormwater compliance firm, designed ProTexion and uses it every day to generate site inspections on its own projects.

Inspection reportTXR150000
ProjectRiverbend Commons, Ph. 2
CycleEvery 14 days
Next dueThu, Oct 15
InspectorSite superintendent
Perimeter silt fencePass
Stabilized construction entrancePass
Inlet protection, storm inlet 7Deficiency
Stockpile cover and perimeterMonitor
Photo 3 · 32.7555 N, 97.3308 W
Open deficiencyOpen 7 days

Sediment buildup at storm inlet 7. Opened on the Oct 6 inspection. Stays open until it is closed out.

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What you get

Fewer missed inspections. A cleaner record.

Schedule

Inspect on your schedule: every 7 days, every 14 days, and after ½" storms

Pick the 7- or 14-day cycle for the project. The superintendent gets a notification when the next inspection is due, and again when a ½-inch storm event calls for one. Nothing depends on a calendar or on memory. Bonus: ProTexion also includes a dedicated dewatering report for inspection of site de-watering activities.

Field

The report is completed on site

Superintendents inspect while they walk the job and finish the report on the phone, while conditions are fresh. Nothing gets rebuilt at the trailer on Friday.

Photos

Site photos with location coordinates

Every photo carries its GPS position. You can show exactly where a BMP failed and where it was repaired.

Deficiencies

Problems stay open until someone closes them

A deficiency found on one inspection is tracked until it is corrected. You see what is outstanding on each project instead of hoping it was fixed.

Review

Review and audit from the office

Project managers can review submitted reports without calling the site. When an owner, city inspector or TCEQ investigator asks for inspection history, the full record is there.

Cost

One license fee per project, from $149

No per-inspection charge. Superintendents inspect as often as the site needs, including after heavy rain, under the same license.

For estimators

Price it once. Carry it as a fixed line.

Per-report pricing ties inspection cost to the weather and the schedule, and it gives a busy superintendent a reason to skip an extra walk. One project fee gives you a single number for the bid and removes that reason.

Set your project length and cycle to see how many scheduled inspections one license covers, and which term fits.

Inspection cycle
12 months
26 scheduled inspections
Per-report pricing26 charges
ProTexion licenseTier 2 · $219

Each mark is one scheduled inspection. Extra inspections after rain are covered by the same license. Estimate only; the term is set by the license you pick.

Project license fees

Pick the term. Pay once.

Up to 26 weeks $149

Tier 1 License

Short-term pads, paving and utility projects.

About 6 months
Up to 80 weeks $219

Tier 2 License

Standard commercial, municipal and school builds.

About 18 months
Up to 130 weeks $299

Tier 3 License

Large multi-phase and major infrastructure sites.

About 2.5 years
+$99 per 26 weeks Stackable extension for any active or expiring licensed project.

The clock starts on your first inspection. Set up the project and assign your field team today. The license term begins when the first inspection report is recorded.

Ready when your project is

License your first project.

Choose a term, enter your general contractor and project name, and assign your field team. You can be set up the same day.

License a project at protexionapp.com
What you needGC name, admin email, project name
TCEQ permit numberOptional at sign-up
Project nameLocked once licensed
Designed byProTex Environmental, LLC
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