Drinking Water
Clearly innovative.
Source to tap, we design better drinking water.
From pilot testing and treatment evaluations through addressing contaminants of concern such as manganese and PFAS through design and start-up of new water treatment facilities, our specialists customize solutions to each community’s drinking water needs.
Whether it is a 20 million gallon per day surface water treatment facility or a 100 gallon per minute well, our engineers approach each drinking water project backed by years of experience – with a mind for innovation and a dedication to effective results.
Related Services
- Water distribution
- Water supply
- Water treatment
- Water tower and tank maintenance
- Utility planning/rate studies
Our Work
Securing Onalaska's Water Future Through Greens Coulee Reservoir
SEH's sustainable solution for Onalaska: 150K-gallon ground storage reservoir for clean, reliable water supply and future-proof infrastructure.
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Edgemont Highlands Development Balances Community and Nature
SEH provided planning, designing, and engineering for multiple phases for the Edgemont Highlands multi-phased development in Durango, Colorado.
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Madison Water Utility Lake View Reservoir 113 Two Zone System Project
The Madison Water Utility delivered residents a cost-effective project that improved service and positioned their community for the next century.
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Insight
Managing PFAS Concerns in Your Community: 5 Common Resident Questions
This guide offers resources for municipal leaders to prepare for and develop a plan to answer common resident questions about PFAS.
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How SOPs Can Drive Safety, Compliance, and Resilience at Your Facility
SEH's David Quast explores how Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) drive safety, compliance, and resilience in wastewater facilities.
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Get the Lead Out: What You Need to Know About the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions
To ensure the safety and cleanliness of drinking water, the EPA has implemented revisions to the Lead and Copper Rule. The deadline is October 16, 2024.
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