Wastewater Engineering
With an operations focus, we help maximize your wastewater infrastructure while minimizing cost and regulatory risk.
We help you discover and build a solution that fits – whether you need to design and build a new wastewater facility from the ground up, increase capacity of an existing facility, or want to boost the efficiency and sustainability of your current infrastructure. Our wastewater experts blend leading-edge technology with trusted solutions to maximize treatment performance and capacity.
We also have professionals who determine industrial cost sharing and help with pretreatment needs. We assist in investigations to find sources of leading contaminants of concern, such as chlorides or PFAS.
Related Services
- Wastewater master planning
- Wastewater facility design
- Construction services
- Wastewater operations consulting
- Wastewater process types
Our Work
Eau Claire Water Treatment Plant Phase II Improvements
The City of Eau Claire’s water treatment plant has a rated capacity of 24 million gallons of water per day (MGD).
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Detroit Lakes Wastewater Treatment Facility Planning, Design and Construction Administration
The Detroit Lakes wastewater treatment facility is one of the most innovative in all of Minnesota, serving as a model for other communities.
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Box Elder Wastewater Treatment Facility
The SEH team designed a new wastewater plant to satisfy regulatory and future growth needs for the City of Box Elder and Air Force Base.
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Insight
PFAS 101 – 5 Ways to Prepare Your Community for Emerging Contaminants
PFAS have been found in all 50 states. Here's what you need to know about PFAS and 5 ways to prepare your community for emerging contaminants.
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4 Trends Re-shaping Water, Wastewater and Stormwater Projects
From emerging contaminants like PFAS to climate resilience, these 4 trends are re-shaping water, wastewater and stormwater projects
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How to Save Money at Your Wastewater Treatment Plant
Operating a wastewater treatment plant is expensive. Much of that expense comes from the energy it takes to run it.
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