Trying to determine how to get an air permit in Dallas TX can be a frustrating, cumbersome exercise. If the myriad rules and procedures have you confused, you’re far from alone. If you’re an environmental manager reading this, it’s likely you’re also far too busy tending to the day-to-day operations of your facility to spend the time needed to make sure your permit application is correct. Environmental Science and Engineering Partners can take all of those hassles off of your plate.
Turn to Us and Breathe Easy
At ESE Partners, we know how to get an air permit in Dallas TX – and we know how to submit an application right the first time, so you don’t have to deal with any potentially costly delays. We will deliver your application on budget as well as on time, and act as a liaison between your business and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
Here’s just a brief look at how we can help.
- Defining the project and the necessary permit – When it comes to determining how to get an air permit in Dallas TX, the first step is evaluating the emissions that are either being produced, or may be produced, by any of your equipment. You must take into consideration how your project will impact other operations at your facility, and the emissions they produce. There are many instances where the only way you can start a project is to already have a permit in hand. As a result, it will be critically important that your application is both complete and correct the first time.
- Permit by rule considerations – A PBR is a type of permit granted to emissions sources that are not determined to be significant contributor to contaminants. However, there are very specific requirements that have to be met in order for your facility to obtain a PBR. We can help you navigate all the complexities.
Leave the Heavy Lifting to Us
Learn more about how to get an air permit in Dallas TX by contacting an ESE Partners office near you. We’ll take the burden off of your shoulders so you can focus on other things.
About ESE
Environmental consultant with more than 25 years of experience in the industry. Diverse and wide-ranging experience in program and project management, field operations, regulatory interactions, negotiations, due diligence, and technical reporting in support of soil and groundwater assessments associated with risk-based regulatory closure programs. Experienced and proficient in providing asbestos, mold, and lead consulting services inclusive of material hazard identification, evaluation, management, specification development, abatement/protocol design and oversight, bid solicitation, and fire/flood/disaster related response.
