What Does My Community Get for Its Money?
Construction
- New plant construction provides growing areas with the ability to handle increased wastewater flows.
- Treatment facility upgrades replace deteriorating or outdated facilities and equipment. Generally, treatment equipment lasts 10 to 20 years; structures last at least 30 years.
- Sewer line construction extends lines to developing areas and ensures that excess water does not overload sewers.
- Certified personnel operate treatment facilities with maximum efficiency and safety.
- Laboratory testing ensures the cleanest, safest water possible for discharge or reuse.
- Facility and equipment maintenance involves repairing and replacing pumps, motors, and other equipment essential to facilities’ operations.
- Collection system maintenance involves cleaning and repairing sewer lines.
- Residuals management involves processing, then disposing or recycling the solids removed from treated wastewater.