Business Details
38 Years
experience
NSF-Certified Wastewater Treatment Systems
Desoto Concrete Products has been a trusted provider of concrete precast wastewater solutions since 1988. Founded as part of Olive Branch Ready Mix, our company has grown to serve all of North Mississippi and beyond, specializing in NSF-tested wastewater treatment plants. Our commitment to quality materials and compliance with industry regulations ensures durable, reliable systems for residential and commercial applications.With decades of experience, we prioritize customer satisfaction through expert guidance, expandable system designs, and comprehensive maintenance support. Our team maintains deep knowledge of local market needs and wastewater treatment standards, offering tailored solutions for builders, installers, and homeowners alike.
Services
Wastewater Treatment Plants
Drain Fields
Aerators
Pumps
System Maintenance
Details
- Year established: 1988
Highlights and features
- We offer NSF-tested wastewater treatment systems since 2003
- Our team has 35+ years of local market expertise
- Expandable system designs accommodate future capacity needs
- We maintain strict compliance with wastewater treatment regulations
- Knowledgeable support for builders and installers across states
Associations and certifications
- NSF International
Services
Wastewater Treatment Plants
We design and manufacture NSF-certified concrete wastewater treatment plants with capacities ranging from 500-1,000 gallons daily. Our systems use advanced aeration and chlorination processes to ensure regulatory compliance while offering expandable options for growing needs. Each system balances tank volume, solids processing, and aeration efficiency to maintain optimal effluent quality for residential and commercial applications.
Drain Fields
Our drain field solutions include gravity flow, pump-to-ground, and spray field systems designed for proper effluent dispersal. Chlorinated wastewater passes through specialized tanks and piping to ensure safe ground discharge while preventing dead zones from improper chlorine use. We provide guidance on system sizing, maintenance requirements, and environmental compliance for various lot sizes and soil conditions.
Aerators
We supply calibrated aerators that maintain proper bacterial balance in treatment systems. Our solutions ensure optimal air output (measured in liters per minute) to prevent odor issues while maintaining system efficiency. We provide technical specifications for different pressure requirements and offer replacement parts for common failure points like diaphragms and air diffusers.
Pumps
Our pump systems handle treated effluent transfer when gravity flow isn't possible. Complete solutions include chlorination units, filters, and alarm systems to ensure proper operation. We offer riser installations for code compliance and provide maintenance guidelines for filter cleaning, pump servicing, and system longevity.
System Maintenance
We provide comprehensive maintenance programs for H-TWO-O treatment systems, including pressure checks, scum layer monitoring, and component inspections. Our guidelines cover 6-month service intervals, proper chlorine usage, and troubleshooting common issues like clogged pipes or sludge buildup. We also advise on professional pumping requirements and system winterization.
Questions
What makes your wastewater treatment plants different from competitors?
Our NSF-tested systems use proper aeration balance and concrete construction for long-term reliability, with expandable options to accommodate changing needs.
How often should I service my treatment system?
We recommend professional maintenance every 6 months, including pressure checks, filter cleaning, and chlorine system inspections.
Do you serve areas outside North Mississippi?
While we focus on North Mississippi, we have distributors serving other states and provide technical support for installers nationwide.
What happens if my aerator fails prematurely?
Improper pressure levels or maintenance cause most failures. We provide technical guidance to identify issues like clogged pipes or faulty diaphragms.
How do I choose the right system size?
System size depends on bedroom count and water usage. A 3-bedroom home typically requires a 500 GPD system with 60 LPM aeration.
