Understanding the Cost of Environmental Consulting

Environmental Consulting Pricing Explained

Navigating environmental consulting pricing can be confusing, especially since no two businesses have the same operations, risks, or needs.

If you’re here, you’re in the right place. Below, we explain how environmental consulting is typically priced, what factors influence cost, and how to think about budget depending on whether you need help with one specific task or broader environmental support.

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How Much Does Environmental Consulting Cost?

This is one of the hardest questions to answer in environmental consulting, simply because it can mean very different things to different businesses. For some companies, environmental consulting is a single, well-defined task. For others, it involves multiple requirements, locations, or ongoing program support. There’s no single price that fits every situation.

That said, we know vague answers aren’t helpful. On this page, we’re going to do our best to give you realistic numbers, plain-English examples, and a general sense of what environmental consulting usually costs, so you can start wrapping your head around what budget might look like.

Typical Consulting Project Ranges

As a very general reference point, many environmental consulting projects fall into a few common ranges:

✓ Small, focused projects ($1,500 – $5,000+) These are usually one-off needs like reviewing an existing permit or plan, preparing a single report, helping with a specific filing, or answering a narrow compliance question that requires some analysis but not a full audit or site visit.

✓ Mid-sized projects ($5,000 – $25,000+)
This might include preparing or updating permits or plans, conducting a site visit and assessment, addressing multiple related requirements, or cleaning up documentation that’s outdated or incomplete.

✓ Larger or multi-location efforts ($25,000 - $100,000+) These projects typically involve multiple facilities, broader assessments, bundled services, or support building or improving an environmental program over time. While the overall cost is higher, bundling work often lowers the per-site or per-service cost compared to handling everything separately.

We get it... those are some big price ranges, and they aren't super helpful at face-value. We'll dig into these ranges a little deeper and explore the factors that impact them throughout this page.

Our Pricing Resources

If you already have a good sense of what you’re looking for, we’ve built several tools to help you get more specific. You can visit our Pricing Overview Page to see how our services are typically priced and what affects cost across different areas. For many individual services, we also offer Service-Specific Pricing Calculators that provide realistic cost ranges without requiring a conversation.

If you’re earlier in the process or not sure what might apply to you, we also offer an Online Environmental Assessment. It walks through your operations and provides a custom summary of areas you may need help with, along with estimated pricing ranges. And if you’re weighing the cost of compliance against potential risk, our Violation Cost Calculator can help you compare program costs to the potential financial impact of fines or enforcement.

If all of that feels like too much right now, that’s completely fine. You can stay right here on this page. Below, we’ll continue breaking down how environmental consulting is priced, what drives costs up or down, and how to think about budget whether you need one small thing handled or broader support.

What’s Typically Included in the Cost of an Environmental Consulting Project?

The cost of environmental consulting isn’t just about producing a document or checking a box. In most cases, pricing reflects the time, expertise, and coordination required to understand your operation, address the right requirements, and deliver work that actually holds up in the real world. Depending on the scope of your project, costs may include:

✓ Time spent understanding your operation, including conversations with your team, reviewing how your facility or facilities operate, and getting familiar with the activities that drive environmental responsibilities.

✓ Site visits or remote evaluations to gather accurate, defensible information. Some projects require time on site, while others can be handled through records reviews, photos, videos, or virtual walkthroughs.

✓ Review of existing permits, plans, and records so we understand what you already have, what’s current, and what may need to be updated or replaced.

✓ Technical analysis and regulatory interpretation to determine what applies to your situation and how requirements should be addressed based on your operations, location, and goals.

✓ Preparation of documents or deliverables such as permits, plans, reports, procedures, or supporting materials that are customized to your business rather than pulled from a template.

✓ Coordination and submittals with agencies or third-party platforms when filings, applications, or registrations are required.

✓ Communication and project management to keep work moving, answer questions, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks while the project is underway.

✓ Follow-up support related to the work performed, such as responding to agency questions, making revisions, or helping you understand how to maintain what was put in place.

Not every project includes all of these elements, and some projects include very little beyond a focused task. The final cost always depends on what you actually need and agree to up front. The goal of this breakdown is to help you understand where environmental consulting costs usually come from, not to lock you into a one-size-fits-all package.

Common FAQs About Environmental Consulting Costs

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Environmental consulting pricing reflects the time, experience, and responsibility involved in the work. When you hire RMA, your project isn’t being handled by interns, junior staff, or outsourced overseas. It’s handled by experienced environmental professionals who understand the real-world implications, liability, and risk tied to environmental work.

We don’t cut corners, and we don’t sell generic templates unless a simpler approach truly makes sense. We price our work so we can do it right, stand behind it, and pay our team fairly for their expertise. We’re not trying to be the cheapest option, but we are focused on being a dependable one.

In some cases, there are costs that fall outside of consulting itself. These might include things like fees paid to regulatory agencies, physical upgrades to equipment or infrastructure, sampling or laboratory fees, purchasing supplies, or implementing operational changes identified during a project.

Those aren’t hidden fees, and they’re not RMA charges. They’re part of operating a compliant and well-run facility. Our role is to identify what’s needed, explain why it matters, and help you prioritize. As a rough guideline, many companies spend an additional 10–30% of their initial project cost annually to maintain programs, training, or updates, depending on the nature of the work.

Environmental consulting isn’t one-size-fits-all. Some projects are straightforward and move quickly. Others require deeper review, coordination, or problem-solving based on the complexity of your operation, history, or goals.

When a project needs more time or specialized attention, that’s reflected in the scope and pricing up front. We’ll always explain what’s driving the effort and why, so you can make an informed decision before moving forward.

Absolutely. Many clients bundle multiple environmental needs into a single project or engagement. Doing related work together often reduces overall cost, avoids duplicated effort, and simplifies coordination.

This is especially true for companies with multiple locations. While a larger project naturally costs more overall, bundling work typically lowers the per-location or per-service cost compared to handling everything separately.

Often, yes, but it depends on what you already have. If your existing documents are well-built and just need updates or reviews, costs can be significantly lower. If they’re outdated, incomplete, or don’t reflect how your operation actually runs, it’s sometimes faster and more cost-effective to start fresh.

In general, having something to build from is better than starting from scratch, but we’ll be honest with you about whether it’s worth saving.

We’re flexible. For larger projects, we typically break invoices into phases tied to milestones or timelines. That makes budgeting easier and aligns payments with progress.

Smaller, one-time projects are usually invoiced in full, but if you have concerns or constraints, we’re always open to a conversation. Budgeting is real, and we understand that.

Since 1992, no client has ever asked for a refund. That’s because we do what we say we’re going to do, and we stand behind our work.

If something isn’t right, we fix it. Simple as that. We encourage you to look at our reviews and talk to our clients. Our reputation matters more to us than a line item on an invoice.

We’re usually somewhere in the middle. Not the cheapest, not the most expensive. Some firms charge less by relying heavily on templates, skipping site work, or limiting scope. In some situations, a lighter approach really is appropriate, and when that’s the case, we’ll tell you.

But when your liability, operations, or reputation are on the line, we don’t take shortcuts. Our pricing reflects the time, experience, and care it takes to do the work properly and stand behind it.

Let’s Talk Environmental Consulting Costs. You Want Real Numbers, Right?

Environmental consulting costs can feel like a black box, and that’s frustrating. We hear this question all the time, and you deserve a straight answer. Below, we break down the biggest factors that influence environmental consulting pricing, real-world examples of what projects often cost, and a few practical ways to keep costs under control without cutting corners.

If you want to zoom out first, our Pricing Overview Page walks through how we price our different services and what generally drives cost across...

Let’s Talk Environmental Consulting Costs. You Want Real Numbers, Right?

Environmental consulting costs can feel like a black box, and that’s frustrating. We hear this question all the time, and you deserve a straight answer. Below, we break down the biggest factors that influence environmental consulting pricing, real-world examples of what projects often cost, and a few practical ways to keep costs under control without cutting corners.

If you want to zoom out first, our Pricing Overview Page walks through how we price our different services and what generally drives cost across environmental programs. If you’d rather keep reading here, we’ll cover the same ideas in more detail below.

Real-World Examples of Environmental Consulting Costs

The best way to understand environmental consulting costs is to see how real projects are scoped and priced. Below are simplified examples based on common work we do. These aren’t quotes, but they reflect how projects are typically structured and how costs add up.

Example 1: Audit-Only Project With In-House Follow-Up

A commercial business requests an environmental audit to get a second set of eyes on their program and confirm they’re generally in good standing.

Environmental audit: $3,500
Includes a site visit, review of permits and records, interviews with staff, and a written summary of findings and recommendations.

The audit shows that the facility is largely compliant. The primary recommendation is to update their Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, since operations and layout have changed since it was last revised.

The facility decides to update the SWPPP internally using the audit recommendations.

Total project cost: $3,500

This is a good example of a clearly defined, one-time project where the value is insight and direction, not ongoing consulting.

Example 2: Single-Site Facility With a Focused Compliance Need

A data center with one location knows they need an SPCC Plan after a vendor review but doesn’t need broader environmental support.

SPCC Plan development: $5,500
Includes a site visit, oil storage inventory, spill response procedures, and a complete, site-specific plan.

Online SPCC training: $500
Five employees trained at $100 per person.

Total project cost: $6,000

Once the plan is delivered and training is complete, the engagement typically ends.

Example 3: Environmental Audit That Identifies Multiple Compliance Needs

A mid-sized manufacturing facility reaches out because they’re unsure whether their environmental program is fully covered and want a professional audit to identify gaps.

Environmental audit: $4,000
Site visit, document review, and written findings.

During the audit, we identify several requirements that need to be addressed.

NPDES / industrial stormwater permit: $5,000
Permit application prepared and submitted, SWPPP development & delivery, and communication with regulatory agency.

SPCC Plan: $3,500
A site-specific spill prevention plan developed for the facility.

Online training: $1,000
Five staff members trained on both stormwater and SPCC requirements at $100 per person per program.

Total project cost: $13,500

This is a common bundled project where the audit identifies needs and the client chooses to have RMA handle the follow-up work.

Example 4: Annual Tier II and TRI Reporting Across Five Facilities

A company operates five facilities and needs consistent Tier II and TRI reporting completed every year.

Tier II reporting (5 sites): $10,000
Inventory review and Tier II submissions for each facility.

TRI reporting (5 sites): $15,000
Form R preparation, release calculations, and EPA submittals.

Total annual project cost: $25,000

Because this work is bundled and repeated annually, the per-site cost is lower and the program stays consistent year over year.

Example 5: Full Environmental Management System (EMS) Design & Ongoing Support

A large facility wants to move beyond basic compliance and build a formal Environmental Management System aligned with internal goals and long-term growth.

EMS design and implementation: $50,000
Development of policies, procedures, roles, objectives, tracking systems, and integration with existing operations.

Initial training and rollout: $20,000
Training leadership and staff on EMS structure, responsibilities, and use.

Ongoing environmental program support: $35,000 per year
RMA acts as an extension of the client’s environmental team, supporting updates, reporting, internal audits, training, and continuous improvement.

First-year total cost: $105,000

This is the highest level of environmental consulting support we provide and is typically used by facilities that want long-term structure, consistency, and reduced internal burden.

These examples are meant to show how environmental consulting costs scale based on scope, complexity, and level of support. Some projects are intentionally small and end quickly. Others grow into long-term partnerships. The path is always driven by what the client actually needs and chooses to move forward with.

If you want to compare these costs to potential risk, our Violation Cost Calculator can help put things in perspective.

Some of the Factors That Affect Environmental Consulting Costs

Overall Project Scope & Complexity

The size and complexity of your operation play a major role in pricing. A single, well-defined task at one location is very different from a project that touches multiple requirements, departments, or facilities. The more moving pieces involved, the more time it takes to review information, coordinate work, and produce defensible results.

What You Already Have in Place

If you already have permits, plans, records, or procedures that are current and well-built, we can often use those as a starting point, which keeps costs lower. If documentation is missing, outdated, or doesn’t reflect how your operation actually runs, more upfront effort is usually required to get things on solid footing.

Number of Locations

Multi-location projects naturally involve more work, since each site has its own activities and needs. That said, handling multiple facilities together is often more cost-effective than tackling them one at a time. We can standardize approaches, reuse shared elements, and reduce duplicated effort, which lowers the per-location cost.

On-Site vs Remote Work

Some projects require time on site to gather accurate information, while others can be handled through document reviews, photos, videos, or virtual walkthroughs. When site visits are required, travel time and expenses factor into pricing. When remote work is feasible, costs can often be kept lower.

Timeline & Urgency

If you need something done quickly to respond to an inspection, notice, or internal deadline, we can usually accommodate that. However, expedited timelines often require reprioritizing work or additional effort, which can affect cost. Projects with flexible timelines are generally more budget-friendly.

Level of Customization

Some clients need a straightforward solution. Others want documentation and processes fully aligned with internal systems, reporting structures, or long-term program goals. More customization means more time invested, but we’ll always explain your options and costs up front so you can decide what makes sense.

How Can You Keep Environmental Consulting Costs Down?

Bundle Related Services

Many companies spend more than necessary by hiring different firms for closely related work. Bundling environmental needs into a single project often reduces total cost, simplifies coordination, and keeps documentation consistent across your operation. This is especially true for multi-location clients.

Stay Ahead of Updates

Regular reviews and updates help prevent last-minute scrambles and full rewrites. Addressing changes as they happen is almost always cheaper than fixing years of drift all at once.

Use the Right Planning Tools

If you want to explore costs before talking to anyone, we’ve built several tools to help. Our Service-Specific Pricing Calculators provide realistic ranges for many common environmental services, and our Online Environmental Assessment can help identify areas you may need support with, along with estimated pricing.

How Does RMA’s Pricing Compare to Other Firms?

Our pricing generally falls in the middle of the market. We’re not the cheapest, and we’re not the most expensive. Some firms rely heavily on templates or junior staff to keep costs down. Others add layers of complexity that don’t always add value.

We focus on experienced professionals, clear communication, and work that holds up in the real world. If you want a broader view of how we price our services and why, our Pricing Overview Page goes deeper into our overall approach.

Is Hiring an Environmental Consultant Worth It?

It depends, and we’ll be honest with you if it’s not. Very small or simple operations can sometimes handle limited requirements internally.

For most businesses, working with an experienced consultant pays off quickly. The cost of missed requirements, failed inspections, or rework often outweighs the cost of doing it right the first time. And just as importantly, it frees your team up to focus on running the business.

If you’re unsure where you fall, you can start with our online tools, keep reading this page, or reach out for a conversation. However you choose to approach it, we’ll help you figure out what makes sense.

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    I have known RMA (and Doug Ruhlin) for over 12 years, working closely with him at NRMCA. He has always been a great spokesman and friend of our industry. Through the association, he works tirelessly to provide excellent programs and tools for our industry. His desire to see our industry move forward and grow has been an integral part of driving the Operations, Environment & Safety Committee within NRMCA. Recently we contracted with RMA on a time-sensitive project, they were able to meet our needs with quality service. Their knowledge of our industry and quick feel for our company made for a very smooth project. RMA understands the challenges our industry faces and helps provide effective solutions. I highly recommend RMA and we will definitely use them as future needs arise.

    Tom Foley

    Vulcan Materials

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    Resource Management Associates is a key influence to our environmental program. We operate several ready-mix concrete plants in 3 states, which all have unique regulations to deal with. They've assisted in everything from seeking approvals from local townships, preparing SWPPPs, environmental training for employees, and establishing environmental best practices at our concrete plants. RMA has done an excellent job of maintaining compliance with new environmental laws and regulations. By working with RMA we have been proactive and are one step ahead of any visits from environmental agencies.

    Bill Petrillo

    Heritage Concrete

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    Thank you for the continuing support and dedication given to Newark Asphalt Corp. over the last twenty years. Your consulting services have proven to be invaluable. Your knowledge and skillful approach in working with the NJDEP is truly an asset to our company. Our SWPPP has always been complete, concise, and user friendly. You have provided a plan that is formatted for all to navigate through with ease, and one that does not have unnecessary nomenclature. Newark Asphalt Corp. will continue our successful relationship with Resource Management Associates into the future based on Mr. Ruhlin's professionalism, vast knowledge, and devotion.

    Joseph Biggica

    Newark Asphalt Corp.

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    I first met Doug of RMA in 2002 when I attended an environmental course he developed for the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association. Doug’s ability to effectively communicate and explain the voluminous environmental regulations pertaining to the concrete industry is remarkable. He is truly a gifted speaker and teacher. If you are new to the industry or the environmental field, I strongly recommend participating in Doug’s courses. Since then, we’ve worked together on several projects including an NPDES permitting, and most recently, further development of the Green-Star EMS Program at NRMCA. Doug’s passion, experience, and insight are always welcomed assets on any environmental project.

    Ryan Sewell

    US Concrete

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    I’ve known Doug of RMA for over 4 years and have seen him tirelessly and passionately promote best management practices to the industries and good stewardship of the environment while exhibiting a refreshingly honest and compassionate concern for the business. It does not take long for one to see and feel Doug’s enthusiasm and commitment when talking to him or hearing him educate a group on the subject of environmental compliance. He manages to do this while helping the end user accomplish this sometimes incompressible task economically. Having hired RMA to assist with decoding the mass of sometimes confusing and contradicting US EPA and state DEP regulations, I can say with confidence that they know our industry very well. I heartily recommend RMA and Doug Ruhlin for anyone needing professional and ethical council with environmental compliance.

    Owen Blevins

    Mid-Atlantic Concrete Equipment

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    Simply put, as a consultant to the ready mixed concrete industry, Doug Ruhlin and the staff of RMA are one of the foremost authorities in terms of environmental regulations, permits, and responsibilities.

    Gary Mullings

    National Ready Mixed Concrete Association

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    Doug Ruhlin has significantly helped bring sustainability to the concrete industry.  The first work we did together was on the NPCA Sustainability Committee.  His impact was immediate and positive.  Doug brings a holistic view of sustainability.  I would ask Doug to explain a concept to the committee and he would arrive prepared and armed with a PowerPoint presentation.  He is great communicator and possesses a wealth of knowledge on sustainability and environmental affairs.  I hope to continue working with Doug for many years as we continue our good work with the committee.

    Claude Goguen

    National Precast Concrete Association

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    I have known RMA for fifteen years and found them to be extremely professional, with a special insight for identifying issues others might overlook.  Their keen eye and excellent communication skills set them apart from other environmental consultants. We are always relieved when we learn that RMA has been involved in a client’s environmental assessments and compliance programs.

    Pierre Villere

    Allen Villere Partners

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    Doug of RMA has prospered as an environmental consulting firm by seamlessly combining his experience as an educator with his expertise as a respected environmental professional to analyze and communicate complex technical issues to both company management as well as the general public. This unique talent has helped cement Doug's reputation as THE environmental voice for the construction materials industry.

    John Hayden

    Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration

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    I have come to know RMA through our affiliation with the New Jersey Concrete and Aggregate Association. I continue to be impressed with their knowledge and professionalism. Perhaps more importantly, their passion for our industry and the work that he does is unparalleled. I do not hesitate recommending him for your environmental needs.

    Ken Yuhas

    Grace Construction Products

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    I have known Doug Ruhlin of RMA for nearly 20 years. RMA has been a leader in the environmental arena for all of that time. They're intimately versed in the key environmental issues that affect aggregates and concrete producers; they know the laws, regulations and both industries thoroughly. RMA has helped steer the formulation of new regulations and they have helped to direct industry's response to the current and new regulations - in multiple states. I would not acquire an existing operation or start a greenfield plant or quarry without consulting Doug.

    Tarek Khan

    BASF

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    If you're looking for an environmental professional who really knows and understands the concrete industry, Doug Ruhlin is THE guy. The fact that he is a great teacher and communicator is just a bonus.

    Greg Vickers

    Monumental Concrete

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    I had the honor of being able to hear Doug speak on a number of occasions at various seminars and conferences. His ability to captivate an audience is remarkable. His vast knowledge of the ready mix concrete industry, laws, regulations and environmental awareness is something I would one day hope to achieve being a consultant myself. If you ever have the chance to speak to Mr. Ruhlin please do, you will not regret it.

    Dylan Drudul

    City of Rockville, MD Public Works

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    I have been working with Doug over the last year. His help to support the Concrete Industry Management (CIM) Program and students is phenomenal. His expertise in the field of Environmental/sustainability is phenomenal. His training ability is exceptional. My students were attached to him from day 1. I would like to thank him greatlye for what he did and has been doing to our program.

    Mohamed Mahgoub

    New Jersey Institute of Technology - Concrete Industry Management Dept

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    I have known RMA for many years and I greatly respect their knowledge. They've served on concrete industry committees in leadership roles and have helped develop and professionalize the concrete industry's body of knowledge with regard to environmental management and compliance. The Tennessee Concrete Association hired Doug Ruhlin of RMA to help with a revision to our NPDES Stormwater Management Plan when our statewide permit was last revised. Doug (and RMA's) work was excellent and I am happy to recommend them to others.

    Alan Sparkman

    Tenessee Concrete Association

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    Dennis and the RMA team are super helpful, responsive and organized. I would not have been able to put an SPCC plan together as a small business owner without RMA. They've been amazing. Highly recommend.

    Nate Gunderson

    Filta Environmental Kitchen Solutions

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    I've worked regularly with RMA since 2018. The team is outstanding and every interaction has been positive. They have a legacy of industry expertise already built and they're constantly exploring new ways to help clients.

    Travis Keener

    Hydration Engineering, PLLC

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    We had the pleasure of working with RMA for our environmental consulting needs, and we are thoroughly impressed with their expertise and professionalism. From the initial consultation to the final permit issuance, their team was knowledgeable, thorough, and responsive. Doug, Tate & their team took the time to understand our specific challenges and provided clear, actionable advice that helped us navigate environmental regulations for our recycling facility with the DEP and EPA officials. Their attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality work exceeded our expectations. They even helped us by looping in other specialized professionals to complete various required testing/ tasks for our permit application. If you're looking for an environmental consulting firm that is reliable, knowledgeable, and results-driven, I highly recommend RMA. They are true professionals who go above and beyond to support their clients.

    Steph Smith

    Peach Country

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    County Concrete has quarry and redi-mix concrete operations. We have used RMA for over 20-years and and RMA has consistently provided us with sound advice on a wide range of NJDEP matters, and streamlined and simplified our stormwater management reporting.

    Kurt Peters

    County Concrete Corp.

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    Very knowledgeable. Answers are questions and gives easy to understand information. Quick response.

    Susan Allen

    Shore Sand and Gravel

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    RMA has provided consistent and reliable support for all environmental matters brought to them. They can be both to the point or really dig into the issue depending on what is needed. Highly respected!

    Bryan Wigginton

    CalPortland

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    Over the last 25 years I found Doug and his RMA team to always provide a very professional approach to solving problems. Their knowledge of the concrete and aggregate industry has continuously helped us at Concrete Plants Inc. to handle those difficult environmental questions.

    Emil Garlewicz

    Concrete Plants Inc.

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    Have been doing business with Doug and his team for approx 5 years now and have found they are always quick to respond and very knowledgeable in their field. Great company!

    Frank McIntyre

    L&L Paving Co

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    Doug and his team are top notch. Decades of experience really pays dividends. I have had the opportunity to work with RMA on multiple projects over the years and they were professional from start to finish. You are in good hands with RMA.

    David Sulock

    Curren Environmental

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    RMA has been incredibly responsive and understanding throughout our relationship. We have had several changes and they have always calmly handled our environmental needs. Their team has done an awesome job explaining the requirements and training multiple levels of our organization on our responsibilities and requirements. In short, Doug, Chris, Amy and team have been awesome professionals who've provided a valuable service and always had our backs.

    Dave Busch

    Arrow Material Services

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    After an extensive search, our firm hired RMA to educate our team on industry environmental best practices. Doug and his team were very thorough in their presentation and supporting documentation, and gave us a real world expectation of what we should be mindful of regarding reclaiming, slurry water, pH levels, permitting and other topics. I would highly recommend RMA to any company interested in understanding the important elements of environmental compliance, sustainability and those interested in positioning themselves as leaders in environmental stewardship.

    Owen Blevins

    Mid-Atlantic Concrete Equipment

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    I've had the privilege to work with RMA on multiple occasions. I cannot recommend them enough. In the complex, ever-changing world of environmental management - they help make it digestible. Everyone there is incredibly approachable and has a wealth of knowledge. Once you work with them, you won't want to work with anyone else.

    Jacob Canale

    Silvi Materials

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    Tremendous help RMA was with permit transfers for a newly acquired company. Chris, Amy, always there to answer any questions that I had throughout the process. Appreciate the help they give keeping us to stay in compliance with training during the year.

    Chris Young

    Tanis Concrete

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    Resource Management was very flexible with scheduling and worked a Phase 1 assessment at one of our locations providing great insight and recommendations.

    Dino Faiola

    Pennsy Supply

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    RMA was the best they are so helpful, and very responsive to my calls and emails. I give them a 5 STAR!

    Dina Tammaro

    Empire Transit Mix Inc.

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    We have been using RMA for several years. They always go above and beyond our expectations.

    Phillip Hudson

    Cumberland Supply

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    Could not ask for better support! RMA should be your choice as well!

    Bryan Wigginton

    CalPortland

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    Wonderful staff. Provides detailed explanations in a manner that is easy to understand. Quick to respond.

    Susan Allen

    Shore Sand and Gravel

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    A great consulting company.

    Patrick Buster

    Braen Stone Company

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    RMA and the professionals that run the company took a chance on me starting about 7 years ago and we've worked steadily together every since. As a subcontractor, I appreciate how effortlessly my invoices get processed. Everyone could use a Doug Ruhlin, the RMA founder, in their life. He may not always tell people what they want to hear, but he uses his vast experience to help the next generation of professionals build on his legacy and move forward with confidence.

    Travis Keener, PE

    Hydration Engineering, PLLC

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    Doug and his firm consistently offer the highest quality of environmental services in the ready mixed concrete industry.

    Frank Cavaliere

    National Ready Mixed Concrete Association

Whether you need help with a single requirement or want to hand off your entire environmental program, we get it done right, the first time. You'll feel protected, confident in your company's regulatory standing, and ready for whatever comes next.

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