Ammonia is a naturally occurring compound found in wastewater, but when levels are too high, it becomes a major environmental and regulatory problem. Excess ammonia fuels algal blooms, depletes oxygen, harms aquatic life, and can lead to toxic conditions in receiving streams. Understanding how to remove ammonia from wastewater efficiently is essential for any treatment operator, engineer, or municipality managing nutrient limits. Why Ammonia Matters High ammonia levels in wastewater can:...

If you work in wastewater, utilities, or construction, you’ve likely heard the terms pump station, lift station, wet well, and manhole. These structures often work together, but each plays a different role. Confusing them can lead to design issues, permitting delays, or project errors. In this guide, we’ll break down what’s the difference between a lift station and a pump station, and how wet wells and manholes fit into the picture. Our CEO, Lisa Roache, is inspecting the lift station...

In today’s construction climate, every dollar counts, especially with material tariffs looming and prices continuing to rise. Whether...