⚡ SurfaceOps

✅ CERTIFIED REPORT

📋 EXAMPLE

🌿 EPA BMP

Environmental Compliance & BMP Audit

Example Certified Post-Action Report · Arizona AZ ADEQ AZPDES Permit AZS000003

Report #

CPAR-EX-006

Job Date

Sunday, March 15, 2026

Surface Type

EIFS / Stucco Exterior

Crew

Desert Pro Wash AZ

Area

14,500 sqft

GPS

33.58550, -112.07240

Status

✅ Certified

4 Pillars of Compliance 📋 Chemical Log ✓ · 📸 Photos ✓ · 🧪 pH Log ✓ · ⏱ Surface + Method ✓ · 💧 Water Recovery ✓

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Job Details

Site address, surface type, crew & GPS coordinates

Property Address📍 7677 N 16th St, Phoenix, AZ 85020

Surface TypeEIFS / Stucco Exterior

Job DateSunday, March 15, 2026

Crew Name👷 Desert Pro Wash AZ

Area Cleaned14,500 sqft

Dwell Time⏱ 10 minutes

Permit🌿 AZ ADEQ AZPDES Permit AZS000003

Permit AuthorityArizona Department of Environmental Quality

GPS Coordinates📡 33.58550, -112.07240 ✓ Captured

Report GeneratedMarch 15, 2026

📍 GPS: 33.58550, -112.07240 · Open in map ↗

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Chemical Application Log

Products used, dilution ratios & volume documentation — SH 2% · Elemonator (0.5 oz/gal)

Chemical Product	Volume Applied	Notes / Dilution
Sodium Hypochlorite 12.5% (diluted to 2%) ⚠️ See SDS below · OSHA HazCom 2012	44.00 gal	Roof stucco — algae and desert dust removal; zero-discharge to storm infrastructure
Elemonator Non-ionic Surfactant ⚠️ See SDS below · OSHA HazCom 2012	4.50 gal	0.5 oz/gal; improves adhesion on textured stucco surface

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pH Neutralization Log

Pre- and post-application runoff pH readings — EPA 6.0–9.0 discharge standard

⬆ pH Before (Baseline)

8.6

✅ pH After (Neutralized)

7.3

✅ Final pH within EPA-acceptable range (6.0–9.0). Gatekeeper: PASS.

Time	Location	pH Reading	Note
05:30	Pool equipment drain	8.6	Baseline — Arizona hardwater, naturally elevated pH
09:00	Pool equipment drain	8.1	Mid-wash
10:30	Pool equipment drain	7.3	Post-rinse — within ADEQ 6.0–9.0 discharge standard

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Wastewater Recovery

Gallons captured for proper disposal · EPA NPDES compliance

💧 118 gallons recovered

Gallons Recovered💧 118 gal

Disposal Method🚛 Vacuumed and transported offsite per AZ ADEQ AZPDES Permit AZS000003 permit conditions

Compliance Note✅ Wastewater documented per NPDES requirements

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Job Site Photos

Before, during & after — visual compliance documentation

📷Before — EIFS / Stucco Exterior

🔵During — Chemical application

✅After — Surface restored

📋 Photo placeholders shown. Real PARs include uploaded before/during/after photos stored in your account.

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Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

OSHA HazCom 2012 — product safety information for all chemicals used

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Sodium Hypochlorite 12.5%

⚠️ HAZMAT · GHS05 (Corrosive) · GHS07 (Irritant)

⬇ Download SDS

PPE RequiredChemical-resistant gloves, safety goggles, full-face shield on roof work

Spill ResponseDilute with large amounts of water.

NotesApplied at 2% on stucco — ADEQ Maricopa zero-discharge protocol.

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Elemonator Non-ionic Surfactant

⚠️ HAZMAT · GHS07 (Irritant)

⬇ Download SDS

PPE RequiredGloves, safety glasses

Spill ResponseAbsorb with inert material.

NotesNon-ionic surfactant. Clings to textured stucco for better dwell.

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SurfaceOps Certification

Compliance attestation & verification record

Operator Compliance Statement: The undersigned operator certifies that all information contained in this Post-Action Report is accurate and complete. Chemical products were applied in accordance with SDS guidelines and applicable EPA/state stormwater Best Management Practices. Runoff was managed per the documented disposal method, and all pH readings were recorded at time of service.

Crew / Operator

Desert Pro Wash AZ

Surface Type

EIFS / Stucco Exterior

Job Date

Sunday, March 15, 2026

Report Number

CPAR-EX-006

🌿 Arizona — AZ ADEQ AZPDES Permit AZS000003 — State Compliance Notice

Arizona ADEQ AZPDES Small MS4 Permit AZS000003 requires zero-discharge of sodium hypochlorite >3% in Maricopa and Pima counties. Chemical was diluted to 2% prior to application. Wastewater was vacuum-recovered from containment berms and hauled to authorized disposal. pH corrected to 7.3 using citric rinse — within ADEQ 6.0–9.0 discharge standard. View Arizona compliance guide →

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