<p>An engineered distribution system yields better pressure, more flow and fewer leaks and we can often do it with less pipe!  Our decades of experience allows us to explain which materials will have the lowest life cycle cost.  We can demonstrate the advantages and liabilities that each material has.  Our team includes a licensed fire marshall allowing us to deliver designs based on science.  Our areas of expertise include:</p>
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<li>System Design &#x26; Construction
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<li>Storage Tanks &#x26; Tank Farms</li>
<li>Piping: PVC, HDPE &#x26; Ductile Iron</li>
<li>Valves</li>
<li>Pumps</li>
<li>Vault Design &#x26; Construction</li>
</ul>
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<li>Flow Meters</li>
<li>Disinfection by product management &#x26; stagnant water issues</li>
<li>Hydrants &#x26; Fire Suppression</li>
<li>Wildfire Mitigation Concepts</li>
<li>Blending</li>
<li>Water Hammer mitigation</li>
<li>Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition</li>
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A 95 year old estate with 24 failed springs, several miles of rotted steel pipe, left the property with almost no water and nothing safe about what they did have. A replacement plan restored the three pools, three fountains and ten bedroom house with both sufficient water for fire protection and potable water throughout.


Estate Spring and Infrastructure Restoration

Water Solutions Inc. designed a rainwater harvesting system for an island in the Pacific ocean. Island access is restricted to a crane or helicopter, so not only was the size of the equipment and materials utilized limited, but consumable material used also factored heavily into the design. As a government run site, drinking water public health standards were adhered to. This system operated with only minor issues for 15 years. As a follow up project, a new water hauling system was designed and specified with an annual replenishment schedule.

Rainwater Catchment for a Remote Island

After drilling five dry holes, the owner of this seventy acre ranch hired Water Solutions Inc to assist. Water Solutions' team determined that there was a fault running through the property. By simply drilling on the other side of a fault we were able to develop a well that yielded over 100 gallons per minute. Due to the remote location, WSI designed and oversaw the installation of underground water storage and municipal style fire hydrants. The owner desired a “self service” well that wasn’t dependent on outside contractors so a flexible downhole well pipe was installed allowing the owner to replace the well pump themselves with no pump truck or specialized equipment.


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