P R Environmental DeSigns

PR Environmental Designs, Inc. has provided over 10 years of expertise in the design and installation of septic and stormwater systems serving Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, and Berks Counties. Paul graduated with a degree in Environmental Sciences from Gettysburg College and began working for a local environmental firm, quickly specializing in the septic and storm water industries.

We provide service in all phases of stormwater management, including soil and infiltration testing, stormwater system design, system installation, and maintenance. There are typically three reasons why you may need a stormwater management system.

First, if a property owner is planning on building any significant amount new impervious cover in the form of additions, pools, driveways, patios, etc., local ordinances will require the installation of a storm water management system to capture, store and dissipate the additional new runoff back into the ground.

We offer creative solutions in the design and installation of connections to public sewer for properties and businesses that have public sewer available within reach. We often use directional drilling to minimize disruption to roads and surface areas over far distances to make the connections.

Newer grinder pump and low pressure sewer system technology allow groups of residents or whole neighborhoods to connect to public sewer with minimum disruption.We have designed and installed dozens of E-One grinder pump systems, among others such as Liberty and Zoeller pump systems. If you have the option to either replace your septic system or connect to public sewer, we can provide comparative estimates so you can make an informed decision.

We provide consulting services for Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Sewage Facilities Planning Modules which can be required for new land developments, subdivisions, and installation of small flow treatment stream discharge systems. We also prepare PADEP General Permit Applications for stream crossings, utility installations, wetlands encroachment, erosion and sedimentation control, etc.

These young homeowners bought a beautiful house in Bryn Mawr that came with a few surprises. First, the sewer pipe that exists the house crosses through Darby Creek at the rear of the property through a concrete encasement that had settled and shifted, breaking the pipe, resulting in years of sewage contamination of the creek.