Wachs Water Services is dedicated to helping utilities optimize control of their aging water distribution infrastructures, which reduces the consequences of failure and improves water quality. By deploying the proven methodologies we've perfected across North America, we provide actionable information that can be used immediately to overcome the most complex underground water infrastructure challenges. We collaborate with utilities to deliver solutions that optimize control and reduce the liability of aging underground water infrastructure.
We collaborate with utilities to deliver solutions that optimize control and reduce the liability of aging underground water infrastructure. Our specialized approach combines engineered planning, condition assessment, rehabilitation and detailed, accurate GIS information delivered into the utility's business systems. We are committed to doing what is necessary to help utilities manage the ever-increasing challenges of delivering safe water. Wachs Water Services originated from the Wachs Companies, which has been in the water industry since 1883.
Today is the day of our presentation during the Florida Section @AmericanWaterW orksAssociation Annual Conference. If you want to learn how to improve water quality by identifying and eliminating hazardous dead-ends, then come see it at 9:10 AM. If you have any questions, before or after the...
Next week is the beginning of the Florida Section @AmericanWaterW orksAssociation annual conference. Be sure to stop by booth 209 and ask us how we can help control aging water distribution systems, reduce consequence of failures and improve water quality.
According to the @AmericanWaterW orksAssociation , more than 25% of waterborne disease outbreaks in the United States each year are traced to distribution system deficiencies rather than inadequate treatment. The reliability of the distribution system that provides water is critical to maintaining...
As many as 40% of water main valves installed in North American water distribution systems are operationally deficient or completely nonfunctional. Learn more by stopping by booth 209 during the Florida Section @AmericanWaterW orksAssociation annual conference.
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