We were proud to provide the design, manufacture, and supply of this clean water booster skid for the City of Van Alstyne. Van Alstyne, Texas is a city 30 miles north of Plano on U.S. Route 75. The U.S. Route 75 runs north to Denison and south 50 miles to Dallas.

Van Alstyne is within both Grayson and Collin Counties and had a population of 4,369 as of the 2020 census.

Over 35 acres was purchased by the Houston and Texas Central Railway in 1872. In 1873, the town was named Van Alstyne in honor of Maria Van Alstyne, widow of railroad employee and stockholder, William A. Van Alstyne.

Attractions in the Van Alstyne area include The Cowboy Club/Sandy’s Grill, Hurricane Creek Country Club, Spurlock’s Malt Shop, Slayter Creek Park, The Bridges Golf Club, McKinney Wilson Park, Forest Moore Park, Natural Springs Park, 1st Texas Freedom Rock, Bill Smith’s Cafe, Braum’s Ice Cream & Dairy Store, Cooley Bay Winery, and Rivera’s Salva Tex-Mex.

Romtec Utilities partnered with the City of Van Alstyne to provide a clean water booster pump station. The provided clean water booster pump station was part of their project to update the City of Van Alstyne’s water system through the construction of a new water tower.

We were proud to provide the design, manufacture, and supply of this clean water booster skid for the City of Van Alstyne.

At Romtec Utilities we can design a clean water booster skid, to meet the exact pumping specifications of the site while providing the complete design drawings to meet the local pumping standards. Our team of engineers has extensive experience working on a variety of pumping systems for wastewater, clean water, stormwater, industrial water, and others.

Our team will work seamlessly, alongside the city or municipality involved, to ensure the pumping system meets the needs of the project and future flows, if the project will transition as this project did.

As a smaller town just outside of some major metropolitan areas like Plano and Dallas, Van Alstyne is a perfect example of a city keeping up with growth and expansion in the area while upgrading its water system to meet future demand.

We partner with cities all over the country that require new clean water booster skids to meet the current capacity and future projected growth to the system.

If you need a booster station to help with your municipalities’ water pumping needs, contact us at Romtec Utilities where we can meet with you to discuss your project in depth and talk about your options. Our team is happy to help get your booster skid developed for your clean water pumping needs.

This project was for a clean water booster skid for the City of Van Alstyne in Texas.

The City of Van Alstyne director of public works reached out directly from a referral. The current booster station was not meeting capacity.

The new skid will act as a booster station for one year. After that it will act as a transfer skid to fill a newly constructed water tower. The skid is fed by two above grade tanks and will be piped into an existing water main.

Romtec Utilities’ design is based on design criteria provided by the City of Van Alstyne. Controls and pumps were prefabricated and wired onto a skid.

The city was in a hurry to start pumping in May of 2024. The city worked directly with us without a civil engineer. They reviewed and approved the Romtec Utilities submittal.