Wastewater Management
Emergency Response
AQUALIS Offers Emergency Response
Disasters unfortunately happen every day. Partnering with a national wastewater provider like AQUALIS ensures your emergency will be contained and remediated promptly. With over 20 years of experience, our experts have managed hundreds of emergencies in a timely manner.
Wastewater Emergencies
Sewage Spills & Overflows
Overflow control systems can be established to act as a backup for overwhelmed wastewater treatment plans.
Lift Station Malfunctions
Lift stations are designed with an internal alarm to notify property owners and technicians when an issue is occurring. If you see the alarm on your lift station, call AQUALIS immediately to address the issue.
Illicit Discharges & Connections
If you have found an illicit connection or discharge, report it to your local municipality to ensure the event is on record. AQUALIS remediates connections through dye and air testing to remove the source and repair the downstream effects.
Inflow & Infiltration
Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) may occur during significant rain events as the sewer system experiences reduced capacity resulting in overflows.
Pipe Breaks
If a sewer pipe bursts, the surrounding area is at risk. AQUALIS offers emergency response to bypass systems and repair the damaged areas.
Nationwide Services
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Wastewater Emergencies
Wastewater emergencies refer to failures in the wastewater treatment, collection or conveyance process. These failures may lead to contamination and potential environmental and human health risks if not addressed quickly.
AQUALIS remediates issues realted to:
- Combined Sewers
- Sanitary Sewers
- Lift Stations
My system has had multiple backups due to debris; how do I prevent this again?
If your property is experiencing multiple backups a year due to debris, it may be best for you to install a pump grinder. A grinder will break down floatable debris like PPE, sanitary napkins and diapers, reducing the stress on the system.
What causes sewage overflows?
Sewage overflows occur because capacity of the system is reduced. This may be due to inflow of stormwater from a significant rain event or due to blockages in the pipeline like grease or wipes.
What is an illicit connection?
Illicit connections describe any unauthorized connection to a drainage system. Either on accident or deliberately, wastewater lines may be connected to stormwater lines resulting in contamination resulting in contamination of local waterways and ecosystems. The connection may be from residential grey water like washing machines or wastewater lines.
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Did you receive an NOV? Have an urgent need? We can help.
Notices of Violation (NOVs) or Corrective Notices should be taken seriously. Contact AQUALIS today to learn how to resolve the issue and comply with regulations.