Romtec Utilities designs, manufactures and supplies complete pump and lift stations. Many of our systems are prefabricated at our manufacturing plant for easy delivery and installation. Often times these systems include mechanical components, such as valves vaults, meters vaults, and grinder vaults. When Romtec Utilities manufactures these components, the entire mechanical assembly undergoes pressure testing prior to delivery. Pressure testing the mechanical assemblies is a key process that ensures each mechanical assembly is fully functional

Romtec Utilities designs and supplies lift stations for all types of applications, some with difficult construction requirements. One of the most difficult construction requirements is doing underground construction on an ocean beach. Part of completing these projects is utilizing a site engineer and geotechnical report to create a reliable construction plan for your site. The second part is finding a contractor with the experience and capabilities to install the pumping system. When these two issues

Romtec Utilities installs new pump and lift stations for many different applications and water types. A frequent scenario when designing a new pumping system is joining the pump station into an existing force main, that is piping that is pressurized. From a practical point of view, this is a terrific approach. It utilizes existing infrastructure and materials and simplifies the installation process of a new pump station. When tying into an existing force main, the

Romtec Utilities provides repair and retrofit services for pump station control panels. Recently, Romtec Utilities retrofitted a control panel for the City of Bakersfield to replace the controller and HMI. These services can be advantageous for all types of pump and lift station owners and operators. Here are the details about this control panel retrofit project. In 2007, Romtec Utilities designed, engineered, and supplied a lift station to Ferguson Enterprises, who was installing a wastewater

Romtec Utilities designs and supplies pump stations for any type of water in many different applications. Each pump station project begins by creating a preliminary design. This design is created to provide a visual scope of the pump station and to review of the system configuration, componentry, and on-site footprint. In order to create the preliminary design, Romtec Utilities asks for specific design criteria in order to provide an accurate preliminary design. By getting the