Protecting the Infrastructure That Protects Your Community.
Harbour Point Services helps HOAs, CDDs, commercial property owners, and property managers confidently navigate Florida's evolving stormwater inspection and maintenance requirements through qualified inspections, practical reporting, and long-term infrastructure management.
Stormwater Infrastructure is Easy to Overlook - Until It Isn't.
Stormwater infrastructure quietly protects communities every day by managing runoff, reducing flood risk, preserving water quality, and supporting long-term property performance.
As Florida's regulatory requirements continue to evolve, Harbour Point Services helps HOAs, CDDs, commercial property owners, and property managers understand their responsibilities, identify issues before they become costly problems, and confidently manage one of their property's most important infrastructure assets.
The Harbour Point Process
A structured approach that transforms stormwater compliance into a clear, manageable process.
01
Assess
We review available permits, records, and property information to clarify compliance responsibilities and determine what requirements may apply.
02
Inspect
When an inspection is required, we evaluate visible system conditions, document deficiencies, and establish a clear understanding of the infrastructure.
03
Prioritize
We organize findings into clear, actionable recommendations that support informed maintenance and capital planning decisions.
04
Manage
We help clients protect critical infrastructure through proactive planning, organized documentation, and long-term asset management.
Our Services
Practical solutions designed to simplify compliance, improve visibility, and support long-term stormwater infrastructure management.
Stormwater Compliance Assessments
Evaluate permit requirements, inspection obligations, and maintenance responsibilities to help reduce compliance risk and support informed decision-making.
Qualified Stormwater Inspections
Permit-driven inspections performed by a Florida-qualified stormwater inspector to document system condition, identify maintenance needs, and support applicable compliance requirements.
Stormwater Asset Inventories
Create a comprehensive inventory of ponds, structures, conveyance systems, and other critical stormwater infrastructure to improve visibility and support long-term planning.
Long-Term Infrastructure Management
Support proactive planning, maintenance prioritization, documentation, and budgeting that extends infrastructure life and reduces long-term ownership costs.
Who We Serve
Harbour Point Services partners with organizations responsible for protecting and managing Florida's stormwater infrastructure.
Homeowners Associations (HOAs)
Qualified inspections, infrastructure documentation, and long-term stormwater asset management for residential communities.
Property Management Companies
Simplify stormwater compliance across single properties or diverse real estate portfolios.
Community Development Districts (CDDs)
Support for inspection requirements, asset inventories, and maintenance planning.
Multifamily Communities
Practical compliance solutions for apartment communities.
Commercial Properties
Protect critical infrastructure while supporting ongoing compliance and long-term asset performance.
Condominium Associations
Qualified inspections, infrastructure documentation, and compliance support for condominium communities.
Florida's Stormwater Requirements Have Changed. Knowing What Applies is the First Step.
Florida’s updated stormwater rules introduced new inspection, documentation, operation, and maintenance requirements for many permitted systems. However, compliance obligations are not the same for every property.
Requirements may depend on the property’s permit date, permit conditions, system type, ownership structure, prior modifications, and the agency with jurisdiction.
Harbour Point reviews the available records and translates those requirements into a clear, practical action plan—so owners and managers understand what is required, what may be due, and what steps should be taken next.
Understand Your Permit
Identify the applicable permit, responsible operation and maintenance entity, and existing permit conditions.
Confirm Inspection Requirements
Determine whether an inspection is required, how frequently it must occur, and who may perform it.
Create a Clear Action Plan
Receive a prioritized roadmap covering inspections, documentation, maintenance, and recommended next steps.