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CEPSCI Inspection Services for Lexington County, SC
SC Erosion Inspections provides reliable CEPSCI-certified SWPPP erosion inspections throughout Lexington County, SC. Our team supports builders, developers, and contractors in meeting both local and state erosion control requirements. We serve projects across Lexington County, including Lexington, West Columbia, Cayce, Irmo, Gilbert, Batesburg-Leesville, Pelion, Swansea, and Chapin. Count on us for consistent, professional site inspections across the region.


CEPSCI-Approved Inspection Team
Our team consists of CEPSCI-certified inspectors trained through Clemson University, ensuring erosion and sediment control inspections across Lexington County follow all SCDHEC and South Carolina SWPPP guidelines.

Weekly Site Inspections
Our CEPSCI-certified inspectors conduct weekly SWPPP inspections across Lexington County, SC, helping construction sites maintain full compliance with NPDES Construction General Permit regulations. Each visit includes a thorough review of all required site areas to verify that erosion and sediment control measures are installed, functioning properly, and meeting state standards.

Post-Construction Inspections
Across Lexington County, we go beyond standard construction-phase inspections. Our CEPSCI-certified team also assesses long-term stormwater infrastructure, including detention ponds and permanent BMPs, to ensure these features operate as intended and continue safeguarding nearby waterways and surrounding communities.

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Lexington County’s Trusted Partner for SWPPP & CEPSCI Inspections
SC Erosion Inspections delivers comprehensive SWPPP and CEPSCI erosion control inspections across Lexington County, SC, ensuring construction sites remain compliant with both state and local regulations. Our certified inspectors work with builders and developers throughout the region, serving communities such as Lexington, South Congaree, Red Bank, Oak Grove, Seven Oaks, Gaston, Summit, and parts of the greater Columbia area within Lexington County.
Construction sites in Lexington County that fall under the 2021 NPDES Construction General Permit must complete weekly inspections once soil disturbance begins. These inspections must be performed by trained personnel, and our team fulfills this requirement through Clemson University’s CEPSCI certification—recognized by SCDHEC as the standard for erosion and sediment control compliance.
Our weekly inspection process is built to keep Lexington County projects fully aligned with the 2021 NPDES permit. Each visit includes a detailed review of key areas across the site, including:
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Exposed soil and any outdoor material or equipment storage zones
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Stormwater flow routes and any signs that sediment or pollutants may be leaving designated containment areas
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All BMPs listed in the site’s SWPPP to confirm proper installation and ongoing functionality
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Discharge locations to ensure controls are effectively preventing off-site impacts
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Site access points for tracking, sediment carry-out, or maintenance concerns
Working with SC Erosion Inspections gives Lexington County contractors confidence that their project is being evaluated by certified professionals who understand both state regulations and local expectations. Our goal is to help document compliance, maintain site protection, and support responsible construction throughout Lexington, West Columbia, Irmo, Cayce, and surrounding communities.
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The Certified Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control Inspector (CEPSCI) program equips field professionals with the training needed to correctly install, monitor, and assess erosion and sediment control measures on active construction sites. CEPSCI-certified inspectors understand how to protect soil stability, manage runoff, and safeguard nearby waterways—skills that are increasingly important in a growing region like Lexington County.
Why CEPSCI Certification Matters in Lexington County, SC
As Lexington County continues to expand with new residential, commercial, and industrial development, more disturbed soil is exposed to potential erosion. Without properly functioning controls, sediment can make its way into storm drains, local creeks, and major water resources such as Lake Murray and the Congaree River. CEPSCI-trained inspectors help prevent these impacts by verifying that every BMP on the site is installed correctly and maintained throughout the construction process.
Benefits of CEPSCI Certification for Lexington County Projects
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Protects local waterways by reducing sediment that can degrade water quality and affect ecosystems throughout Lexington County
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Ensures construction sites meet SCDHEC guidelines and the inspection standards required under the 2021 NPDES Construction General Permit
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Enhances construction outcomes by keeping erosion and sediment control systems functioning effectively
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Promotes community well-being by supporting responsible land-disturbance practices and cleaner stormwater across the region
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SC Erosion Inspections supports construction projects throughout Lexington County, South Carolina by providing reliable erosion prevention and sediment control oversight. Our CEPSCI-trained inspectors complete the weekly SWPPP inspections required to keep active sites compliant with both state and local regulations.
Erosion Control Services for Lexington County
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CEPSCI-certified inspectors recognized by SCDHEC for erosion and sediment control compliance
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Weekly SWPPP inspections conducted in accordance with the 2021 NPDES Construction General Permit
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Assessment of long-term stormwater features—such as detention ponds and permanent BMPs—to ensure proper function and ongoing maintenance
Why Lexington County Contractors Choose Us
Contractors across Lexington County trust SC Erosion Inspections for consistent site monitoring, detailed reporting, and dependable communication. Each inspection includes clear documentation, photo records, and actionable notes to help your project stay on schedule from the start of land disturbance through final stabilization. We proudly support responsible construction practices throughout Lexington, West Columbia, Cayce, Irmo, and surrounding communities.
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