Romtec Utilities designs, manufactures, and supplies complete valve assemblies that can be installed above-grade or below grade in a prefabricated concrete vault.

Romtec Utilities uses a single comprehensive document to achieve a number of goals, and our process is continually improving. We only design pumping systems, and our expertise in the design of these system and the way we document our systems is some of the best in the nation.

Romtec Utilities offers a wide variety of services related to our pump stations, but Romtec Utilities also frequently works on control panels existing pump stations. As time goes by, control panels can experience a lot of wear and tear and can simply become out-of-date.

Romtec Utilities designs and engineers some of the most sophisticated and reliable pump stations available through a single company. Large pump stations have a lot of components associated with their design, and within these components, there is substantial room for cost savings. One of the most important things we do at Romtec Utilities is to try to help customers understand how to save money on pump stations, and one of the best ways to understand that is to understand what costs the most in a pump station design.

A controversial new rule was supposed to go into effect this week, allowing the EPA to have direct jurisdiction over more waterways across America. The rule is called the Waters of the United States rule, and Monday it was halted through a District Court injunction in North Dakota. Currently, 13 states are included in the injunction, but the District Court is filing briefs to consider whether the new rule can be delayed nationally. The EPA says it will enforce the rule later this week in the remaining 37 states.