Public Water Services & Public Water Systems Solutions -- Secondwind Water Systems Manchester NH

"We are water supply experts, so you don’t have to be!"

Certified Public Operator Services for Small Public Water Supplies:

Engineering Services

Well Siting and Delineation
Well Evaluation, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction
Permit to Operate Approval
Treatment Design and Approval
Corrosion Control Study
Groundwater Discharge Permits

System Operator Services—Comprehensive Technical Management of Small Systems

Technical Advocate and Advisor to System
Oversee Operation and Maintenance of System
Technical Support 365 Days Per Year
On-site Attendance at Sanitary Surveys
Represent System in Matters Concerning Operation, Health, Water Quality, and Compliance
Provide Technical Assistance to Out-of-Compliance Systems
Consumer Confidence Reports

System Administrative Services—Comprehensive Compliance Management and Budgeting

Provide System Owner a Yearly Report, in Advance, of Total Expected Costs for Operation of Their System
Compliance Sampling, Non-Compliance Sampling, and All Required Reporting
Interpretation and Verification of State Requirements
Correspondence with NH Department of Environmental Services
Application for Sampling Reduction and Chemical Monitoring Waivers
Maintain All Required Public Records

Maintenance Services

Installation, Operation, Maintenance, and Service of Water Treatment Equipment
Provide All Necessary Expandable Treatment Materials

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Contractor teamwork
Middle School New Construction Case Study

Situation:
An existing School Administrative Unit (SAU) customer of Secondwind called on the company shortly after beginning the construction of a new middle school. The well servicing the school was high in iron and in fluoride. While the iron is considered more of a nuisance based on its ability to stain and its slight odor and taste, the fluoride was a concern because too much fluoride is unhealthy when consumed on a regular basis.

Goals:
There were two goals for water treatment in this case. Goal #1 was to treat all of the water going into the school for iron. Goal #2 was to treat the fluoride in the most reliable and cost effective manner. One proposal from another company had already been rejected due to its high operating cost.

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