Case Studies
We pride ourselves on providing innovative and cost-effective wastewater solutions for municipal and industrial clients.
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Montana State Hospital
The Hospital needed to upgrade its wastewater treatment facility to address both operational challenges and regulatory compliance requirements. As the largest state-run psychiatric hospital in Montana, the facility generates a significant volume of wastewater daily, containing a complex mix of biological and chemical contaminants. Over time, the existing treatment system became outdated and inefficient, struggling…
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Mt. Tabor Estates Wastewater Treatment Facility
The wastewater treatment plant within the Mt. Tabor development was initially designed for a smaller community and has been recently struggling to manage the increased wastewater from the growing number of residents. This strain on the infrastructure raised concerns about its capacity and ability to meet stricter ammonia limits.
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Laurelville, OH Wastewater Treatment Plant
Laurelville’s wastewater treatment plant, which is owned and operated by the village, discharges treated wastewater into the nearby Brimstone Creek. Recently, their wastewater treatment plant upgrade became a top city priority due to non-compliance with EPA regulations. The 50-year-old facility had been unable to meet winter ammonia limits in the effluent and was still unable…
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Elkhart, IA Wastewater Treatment Plant
Over the last 15 years Elkhart’s population has more than doubled. As a result of the growth, their wastewater lagoon system had reached its capacity. In addition, the city received a NPDES permit from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, requiring new stringent regulations in the effluent. In contemplating solutions for its aerated lagoon system,…
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Blairstown, IA Wastewater Treatment Plant
Nestled close to rivers and lakes, the city of Blairstown was faced with a vital decision. Their aging wastewater treatment plant was nearing the end of its useful life and was no longer able to meet the needs of the growing community. The plant was originally built in the 1950s and had been expanded and…
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Poplar Bluff, MO Wastewater Treatment Plant
Poplar Bluff is a small city in Southeast Missouri. It is the county seat of Butler County and is known as “The Gateway to the Ozarks” among other names. Poplar Bluff takes its name from a bluff that overlooks the Black River. Due to its vicinity from several natural wonders, this small city boasts sparkling…
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Dairy Processor – Wisconsin
A global cheese producer in Wisconsin was embarking on a strategic initiative to accommodate the projected surge in cheese production, thereby necessitating the expansion of their wastewater management capabilities. Their existing infrastructure featured a lagoon-based system utilizing 17 floating, high-speed surface aerators across three primary lagoons, with an additional polishing lagoon. However, it became evident…
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Bloomfield, MO Wastewater Treatment Plant
Located in the rural heartland of Missouri, the small town of Bloomfield faced a challenging decision regarding its wastewater treatment needs. With a population of around 2,400 residents, the existing treatment plant was struggling to meet increasingly stringent discharge limits on key pollutants and would soon be unable to accommodate the city’s growth.
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Montezuma, IN Wastewater Treatment Plant
Montezuma, IN is a charming town located in Parke County, Indiana. Known for its scenic beauty and small-town charm, Montezuma is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The town was recently faced with a challenge when the polishing step at their wastewater treatment plant was falling short of its nitrification performance.
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Consolidated Koshkonong Sanitary District
Koshkonong, WI is a charming and picturesque town located in Jefferson County, known for its beautiful natural landscapes and friendly community. The Consolidated Koshkonong Sanitary District was looking to upgrade their existing municipal treatment plant to bring the system into compliance with State of Wisconsin code requirements, all while staying true to their environmental values.
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Three Forks, MT Wastewater Treatment Plant
The City of Three Forks, located in central Montana was faced with more stringent effluent requirements that included Ammonia limits. This can be a daunting task for any wastewater treatment system, especially those located in cold climates where nitrification is adversely affected by winter temperatures.
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Maxwell, IA Wastewater Treatment Plant
The town of Maxwell, IA needed a new wastewater treatment plant in their community. The small community of just 859 people was faced with the decision to upgrade or replace its existing system.