Every community deserves safe, affordable drinking water and clean rivers and streams. That’s the mission Garver and our partnered utilities work toward. And every day, these utilities face the challenges of aging infrastructure, increasing water supply demands, changing regulations, and funding.
Garver’s Water Team is uniquely built with client-focused, local teams that provide constant support, a Water Design Center providing customized design informed by all engineering disciplines, and a subject matter expert team comprised of national experts who can innovatively solve the most challenging water and wastewater concerns.
Whether it’s replacing aging infrastructure or designing new facilities, Garver will rise to the challenge. Even as our industry changes, one thing will remain the same — Garver’s dedication to delivering first-class client service to our communities.
Garver has completed studies, designs, and master plans for water and wastewater treatment and infrastructure projects of all sizes and complexity. We have the comprehensive in-house services needed to successfully develop implementable solutions that optimize a utility’s facilities and systems.
As a need for sustainable water increases, Garver has maintained its commitment to providing resilient solutions that result in safe, treated water returning to our communities’ water sources. Garver provides a wide array of services for wastewater treatment.
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For over 20 years, Garver has been providing hydraulic modeling services for water and wastewater treatment, distribution and collection, studies, and master plans across the nation.
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When it comes to improving water quality or increasing treatment capacity, Garver works closely with local, state, and federal officials to devise efficient solutions that provide communities with their most precious need: clean and sustainable drinking water.
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Garver is committed to the development of innovative solutions for water industry challenges as demonstrated by its research and development initiatives.
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Reuse or reclaimed wastewater for potable use is classified as either indirect potable reuse (IPR) or direct potable reuse (DPR). Whether it’s IPR or DPR, Garver often assists clients with feasibility studies to develop plans for use of reclaimed water and groundwater, thereby diversifying and expanding a client’s current water supply portfolio.
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Director of Water Services
