Focused PDF study guides, bundles, and practice problems for the Environmental PE exam, written by a practicing engineer who passed on the first try in under 80 hours. Every guide, bundle, and problem set is targeted to what actually shows up on exam day, so you can pass in a fraction of the hours too.
Most PE prep courses cost $1,500+ and cover everything, whether you need it or not. Study what you need. Skip what you don't.
Formulas, worked examples, and regulatory tables. No filler, no generic test-taking advice you've already heard.
Structured for 60–90 days of targeted prep you can actually do while holding down a full-time job.
Including the new Sustainability section that most existing prep materials haven't caught up to yet.
The largest section of the Environmental PE exam, distilled into 38 pages. Covers treatment, hydraulics, hydrology, and water quality, with the practitioner shortcuts textbooks leave out.
Treatment, hydraulics, hydrology, and water quality. The exam's largest section, start here.
Biological treatment, collection systems, and wastewater regulations (CWA, NPDES, pretreatment).
Groundwater flow, site investigation, and remediation technologies (pump & treat, SVE, bio).
Dispersion modeling, emission control devices, and air quality regulations (CAA, NAAQS).
RCRA, CERCLA, waste characterization, landfill design, and disposal-system engineering.
The new Sustainability section most prep materials miss, plus occupational and environmental health.
Most prep banks recycle the same problems every candidate has already seen. Ours adapt to your weak spots, so every minute of practice moves the needle.
Prompt the generator like you'd ask a tutor. It builds exam-style problems trained on real PE formats, targeted exactly where you need the reps.
Environmental engineer, university instructor, and Technical Director at a water treatment chemical company in Colorado. Passed the Environmental PE in February 2026, on the first try, in under 80 hours. He built these guides from the materials he wished had existed when he was preparing.
Self-study materials work for most candidates. But if you want structured guidance from someone who has been through the exam, one-on-one study prep may be a better fit.
Matt works directly with a small number of Environmental PE candidates to build a personalized study plan and provide weekly coaching sessions. Each engagement starts with a free 15-minute intro call to talk through where you are, what you're preparing for, and whether this is the right approach for your situation.
No two study plans look the same. Pricing and scope are tailored to your timeline and needs.
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