Turnkey Erosion Control Installation, BMP Maintenance & Stabilization Across DFW.
For over 8 years, ProTex Erosion Control has kept Dallas–Fort Worth general contractors, developers, and homebuilders inspection-ready with fast-mobilizing silt fence, bull rock construction entrances, inlet protection, blankets/hydromulch/sod, and 7-day SWP3 deficiency repairs.
How can our crews help your site?
Get a DFW Erosion Control Bid
Need silt fence, bull rock entrances, inlet filters, concrete washouts, blankets/sod, or 7-day inspection repairs? Send your civil sheet or quantities directly to todd@protexec.com.
Open Online Quote & Bid FormNeed the SWP3 Plan, eNOI & Inspections Too?
Bundle your physical BMP installation with a TCEQ-compliant SWP3 binder, STEERS eNOI filing, and 7/14-day DFW inspections from ProTex Environmental.
Five Core Erosion Control Services Across DFW
Silt Fence (Standard & Wire-Backed) & Perimeter Controls
Trenched-in commercial silt fence, TxDOT/municipal wire-backed silt fence, sediment filter socks, straw wattles, and rock check dams engineered to contain sheet-flow sediment before it leaves your limits of construction (LOC).
- Trenched 6" deep × 6" wide and mechanically compacted on the up-slope side so runoff never undercuts the fabric
- Heavy-duty steel T-posts or hardwood stakes spaced per municipal MS4 & TxDOT standards (including wire-backed mesh reinforcement for high-flow perimeters)
Stabilized Construction Entrances & Concrete Washout Pits
Heavy-duty 3"–5" bull rock / crushed stone construction exits over geotextile filter fabric to stop mud track-out onto city streets, paired with leak-proof concrete washout containment pits.
- 3" to 5" coarse aggregate / bull rock installed to full municipal thickness (8"+ depth) over non-woven geotextile separation fabric
- Standard 20'–30' wide × 50'+ long pads sized for tandem dump trucks, concrete mixers, and heavy equipment
Curb Inlet, Drop Inlet & Area Drain Protection
Municipal-compliant curb inlet sediment filters, gravel bags, rock socks, and drop-inlet filter fabric/block systems that protect active municipal storm sewers while maintaining overflow bypass capacity during heavy Texas storms.
- Curb inlet filter tubes, gutter buddies, and wire-supported stone/gravel bag barriers tailored to city-specific MS4 details (Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Frisco, Plano, McKinney, etc.)
- Area drain and drop-inlet protection (silt-sack inserts, block-and-gravel structures, and wrapped grates) for on-site storm structures prior to paving
Erosion Control Blankets, Hydromulch, Seeding & Sodding
Slope & channel erosion control matting (curlex / straw / coconut blankets), drill & broadcast seeding, hydromulching, and solid sod installation engineered to pass the TCEQ 70% vegetative density requirement so you can terminate your permit.
- Single-net and double-net excelsior (Curlex), straw, and coconut/coir erosion control blankets anchored with heavy-gauge staples on 3:1+ slopes, detention ponds, and drainage channels
- Hydromulch (bonded fiber matrix / wood fiber mulch + tackifier + seasonal Bermuda/Rye seed mix) for rapid coverage across large disturbed acreage
Ongoing BMP Maintenance, Inspection Repairs & Final Removal
Fast-turnaround field crews to close out open SWP3 inspection action items, re-trench blown-out silt fence, clean out sediment buildup, refresh rock entrances, and remove all temporary BMPs once final stabilization is achieved.
- Direct dispatch from ProTex Environmental or ProTexion inspection deficiency reports—no chasing unresponsive subcontractors
- Sediment removal when accumulation reaches 50% of silt fence or inlet filter capacity
Build Your Erosion Control & BMP Scope in 30 Seconds
Configure your approximate DFW site quantities below to generate a ready-to-send bid sheet for todd@protexec.com.
- 800 LF commercial trenched silt fence
- 1 stabilized construction entrance (3″–5″ bull rock over filter fabric)
- 4 storm drain inlet protection structures + lined concrete washout pit
- Stabilization: Hydromulch / Seeding (70% eNOT Target)
- Includes Turnkey SWP3 Binder, STEERS eNOI & DFW Inspections via ProTex Environmental
Stop Juggling Separate SWP3 Designers, Inspectors & Installers
When your SWP3 plan writer, weekly inspector, and erosion control installer are three different vendors, open deficiencies sit unresolved and city MS4 inspectors issue stop-work orders. Together, ProTex Erosion Control and ProTex Environmental handle the entire TXR150000 lifecycle under one roof.
ProTex Erosion Control Field Crews
8+ years installing and maintaining physical stormwater controls across the DFW Metroplex: trenched & wire-backed silt fence, 3″–5″ bull rock entrances, inlet filters, concrete washouts, blankets, hydromulch/sod, 7-day corrective action repairs, and final BMP tear-out at eNOT.
ProTex Environmental Compliance & ProTexion
Turnkey SWP3 binder & erosion control map design across Texas, TCEQ STEERS eNOI/CSN permitting, DFW 7-day & 14-day field inspections, and the ProTexion mobile self-inspection app for General Contractors.
DFW Metroplex Municipalities & Counties We Serve
Familiar with local MS4 erosion control details across all 10 North Texas counties—including cities with strict 7-day inspection and curb inlet rules.
Common Erosion Control Installation & Maintenance Questions
Who installs silt fence, bull rock construction entrances, and storm drain inlet protection in the DFW Metroplex?
ProTex Erosion Control (protexec.com) has installed and maintained TCEQ TXR150000 construction erosion controls across the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex for over 8 years. Headquartered at 3141 Horton Road in Fort Worth, TX, our field crews install commercial trenched and wire-backed silt fence, 3-inch to 5-inch bull rock construction entrances over geotextile fabric, curb and drop inlet protection, concrete washout pits, erosion control blankets, hydromulch, seeding, and solid sod across all 10 North Texas counties.
How fast can ProTex Erosion Control mobilize to install initial BMPs in DFW?
Because we operate our own dedicated DFW field crews out of Fort Worth (3141 Horton Road), we typically mobilize within 24 to 72 hours of plan approval and utility locate clearance (Texas811). When you pair ProTex Erosion Control with ProTex Environmental for your SWP3 plan, we can price and schedule your perimeter silt fence, construction entrance, and inlet protection while your SWP3 map and STEERS eNOI are being prepared.
Do you handle ongoing BMP repairs flagged on weekly or bi-weekly SWP3 inspection reports?
Yes. Under TPDES General Permit TXR150000, damaged or ineffective BMPs must be repaired before the next rain event or within 7 calendar days. We perform ongoing maintenance, post-storm sediment cleanout, rock entrance refresh, and silt fence re-trenching across the Metroplex—whether we installed your initial controls or you need a responsive crew to take over an active jobsite.
Can we bundle our SWP3 Design, Site Inspections, and BMP Installation with ProTex?
Absolutely. Our sister company, ProTex Environmental (protexenvironmental.com), designs custom Texas SWP3 binders, files TCEQ STEERS eNOIs/CSNs, and performs 7-day and 14-day field inspections across DFW (plus offers the ProTexion mobile self-inspection app at protexionapp.com). Bundling both gives you single-point accountability from pre-construction groundbreak through final stabilization and Notice of Termination (eNOT).
What are the TXR150000 requirements for final stabilization (70% rule) and temporary BMP removal before filing an eNOT?
To terminate TPDES General Permit TXR150000 coverage and file an electronic Notice of Termination (eNOT), all unpaved disturbed areas of the site must achieve at least 70% uniform perennial vegetative cover (via hydromulch, seeding, erosion control blankets, or solid sod) and all temporary BMPs (silt fence, stakes, wire backing, and inlet filter bags) must be completely removed. ProTex Erosion Control handles both the final stabilization installation and complete temporary BMP tear-out.
How do I request a DFW erosion control installation quote or submit civil plans?
Email your civil Erosion Control Plan sheet (or SWP3 site map) and project address directly to Todd at todd@protexec.com, call (817) 975-9307, or use the interactive BMP Scope Builder and Quote Request Form at https://protexec.com/quote.