Welcome to Envirotech
Environmental Consulting, Inc.

Envirotech is a team of dedicated applied scientists with years of combined experience in providing environmental services. We offer comprehensive Environmental Management Services (EMS) to a wide range of clients.

Our services are designed to meet the policies and guidelines established by federal, state and local environmental regulatory agencies regarding ecologically sensitive areas. These services include the design, construction, management specifications, and continued maintenance of wetland sites, ponds, stormwater retention facilities, lakes, riparian buffers, forested ecosystems, and conservation easements.

Envirotech professional services include jurisdictional determinations, wetland delineations, environmental assessments, existing conditions studies, permitting, rare and threatened species determination, and Phase I real estate site assessments (ASTM Standards).

Our highly qualified staff provides an exemplary product on time and within budget utilizing superior communication and customer service. 

Envirotech employees are licensed and certified to conduct integrated aquatic maintenance practices for private land owners, homeowner's associations, municipalities, developers, contractors, corporations, engineering firms and regulatory agencies.

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Senator George Bunting, D-Bethany Beach said "Todd Fritchman of Envirotech has spent his life learning how to protect the environment from development impacts and that more people like him should be used during the development process."

Jim Welu, a Milton resident and Broadkill River Watershed Tributary action team says "Envirotech did an amazing job explaining just how environmentally responsible the development would be when it was finished."

The Gibson's Grant 55-acre parcel located in Queen Anne's County, dedicated to preserving the natural habitat of the Chesapeake Bay and serves as an exemplary model of conservation area design construction and continued green technology best management practices. Dr. Torrey C. Brown, President of CBEC, former secretary of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and chairman of the House Environmental Matters Committee states "This is one of the most exciting projects I've ever been involved with."