Cutting Through TRRP Red Tape in Texas
The Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) is the regulatory backbone for cleaning up contaminated properties in Texas. For buyers, sellers, and developers, TRRP compliance often decides whether projects advance or stall. At ESE Partners, we simplify the process—interpreting the rules, creating effective cleanup strategies, and working hand-in-hand with regulators. With our guidance, clients reduce liability, protect communities, and keep projects moving forward.
Air Permits Made Simple
Air permitting can be complex, but it doesn’t have to slow your business down. At ESE Partners, we streamline the process—navigating state and federal requirements, preparing applications, and ensuring compliance. With Texas-first expertise, we help projects stay on track and in full regulatory confidence.
All Roads Lead to Texas: Why ESE Partners Puts Texas First
At ESE Partners, every project begins and ends with Texas in mind. As Texas’ Most Trusted Environmental Consultants, we believe in protecting the places we call home—delivering expert solutions that keep communities strong, projects moving, and our environment thriving.
Safe Redevelopment in Downtown Houston
Redevelopment in downtown Houston often means working with older buildings — and older risks. At ESE Partners, our team provides asbestos surveys and due diligence assessments to keep projects safe, compliant, and on track. By identifying hazards early, we help protect people, projects, and communities while supporting Houston’s growth.
Thank You SHSU for a Successful Career Fair
ESE Partners joined Sam Houston State University’s Science & Engineering Career Fair to connect with students and share career opportunities in environmental consulting.
ESE Partners at SHSU Career Fair
We’re excited to be at Sam Houston State University’s Science & Engineering Career Fair, meeting Bearkats and sharing what it means to build a career in environmental consulting. Stop by our booth to connect with our team and learn how ESE is shaping Texas communities.