Princeton Hydro provides detailed site and natural resource inventories, water quality assessments, subdivision and land development reviews and analysis and open-space preservation related services. Our watershed modeling and management capabilities include: hydrogeology, hydrology, hydraulics and environmental engineering. While restoration and mitigation plans are important components of many of our projects, often they have become critical to a project’s overall success. By incorporating Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology into all watershed projects, we can provide work products in an extremely effective and easy-to-use format. We also supplement our watershed modeling, mapping and analytical services with actual field sampling. We maintain a wide array of equipment for water quality and wetland analyses, the collection of terrestrial and aquatic organisms and the sampling of soils and sediments. Princeton Hydro designs field investigations to meet applicable regulatory agency permitting requirements or to address long-term planning initiatives. Results of field investigations are statistically analyzed to yield meaningful information about the environmental significance of the collected data.

Our expertise regarding New Jersey Administrative Code, Phase II NPDES Permits, Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act, PA Act 167 and other pertinent legislation has helped us to rapidly develop and implement watershed studies that comply with regulatory agencies and address public concerns.

Using state-of-the-art Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and related analytical mapping tools, we assist our clients in developing:

Natural resource inventories
Detailed environmental impact assessment
Plans to effectively manage stormwater as a critical resource