Water and wastewater

Lift stations and plant controls that tell you when they stop.

A wet well, a booster, or a treatment plant does not fail on a schedule. The panel has to start the right pump, alternate the duty, and put an alarm on a screen before the vault floods or the tank runs dry. We design and build that hardware in Farmington.

Treatment plant clarifiers
Clarifier and plant channel Indoor process basin Lined storage pond
Lift stationsLevel control, pump alternation, seal-fail and overtemp, and an alarm that reaches someone who is not standing on the lid. Wells and boostersVFD panels so a pump matches demand instead of short-cycling. Pressure, level, and a hand-off-auto that operators trust. Plant auxiliariesFiltration, chemical feed, and process pumps tied into the PLC and SCADA you already run.
Completed pump VFD panel

What we build

The station panel and the logic, in one shop.

Designed, wired, and tested in Farmington for utilities and plants in the Four Corners.

Lift-station PLC and pump-control panels
Duplex and triplex alternation
Well and booster VFD packages
Chemical-feed and process-pump controls
HMI and SCADA for remote sites
Surge protection, floats, and level transmitters
UL 508A builds
Replacements planned before the wet season, not during a spill

Problems we get called for

Both pumps run, or neither does.
Alternation is a timer someone bypassed. One pump dies and the other never gets a turn.		 The high-level alarm is a phone call from a neighbor.
No radio, no SCADA point, no one on call until the vault is already full.
Pumps only run full speed.
Across-the-line starters on a system that needed a drive. Energy, water hammer, and short cycles.		 The drawings do not match the wires.
The last tech landed a float wherever it fit. The next callout starts with a pencil, not a meter.

What to have when you call

The stationLift station, well, booster, or a plant process. How many pumps. The motorsHorsepower, voltage, and whether they are submersible. The signalFloats, transducer, or pressure. Who has to get the alarm. The windowBypass plan and the date the station can be down.

Got a station or a plant panel that needs work?

Call during business hours. Pump count, horsepower, and whether it is water or wastewater are enough to start.

(505) 566-3717 Contact