Water & Wastewater Engineering

Water and wastewater engineering is the planning, design, and construction of systems that deliver safe drinking water and responsibly treat wastewater. These systems include lift and pump stations, filtration and separation systems, bio-reactors, clarifying equipment, headworks buildings, SCADA, and watermains.

These systems are pieces of infrastructure that give residents, businesses, and organizations in the community access to clean water. They also protect local waterways and keep the community compliant with state and federal water regulations.

Projects within this category include the construction and repair of watermains, storage tanks, pump stations, treatment plants, lift stations, and sewer collection systems, as well as system modeling.

We design, permit, and oversee construction for new systems and upgrades, then document completed infrastructure for your records and easy long-term asset management.

Absolutely. We help communities apply for grants, loan programs, and state and federal agency funds.

Yes, we use hydraulic and hydrologic models to assess current performance, plan for growth, and design improvements that keep systems reliable.

Yes, we can. Our engineers will coordinate with state and federal agencies during your project to make sure it's compliant with drinking water and wastewater discharge regulations and standards.

The GIS houses post-construction GPS data. This keeps your asset records accurate and provides a reliable foundation for future planning.

Yes. Our inspectors go into the field post-construction to collect GPS data on new infrastructure. That data is then uploaded directly into your GIS platform.

It depends on the type and scope of the project. A watermain extension may be completed in months, while new treatment facilities or major upgrades often take several years from the start of the planning process through construction completion.