A construction site can be a building constructed in a shallow water table environment, a waterfront development or even a harbor/river dredging project; each location needs dewatering and may require water treatment. A harbor dredging operation will require the spoils to be dewatered; a trench or pond on a construction site might need to be drained and dewatered; and any water found to be contaminated will need effective treatment.
Construction site dewatering removes accumulated groundwater or surface water from retention ponds, trenches and excavations. If that groundwater is tested positive for contaminants including PFAS, effective treatment of that water is also required to maintain state and federal requirements.
Dewatering can require pumping from rim ditches, trenches or well points and is usually completed prior to and during excavation. The water is then treated to remove contaminants before discharge to land, surface water or storm sewer inlets. Evoqua works closely with contractors and construction companies to provide mobile treatment solutions for the removal of contaminants including but not limited to:
For water treatment, we have one of the largest, most diverse mobile fleets in the country. With our proven solutions we can remove any contaminant at any flow rate relative to treatment for ground water control measures at construction sites, and meet or exceed your treatment goals.
Our solutions include emergency services as well as temporary short-term rentals and solutions designed for long-term or permanent installation. Mobile treatment solutions include enclosed systems which are heated for cold weather applications, and are ideal for sites with noise restrictions.
We also provide solutions for odor and air emission issues to ensure compliance.
Residential and Commercial construction sites often need dewatering. That water must often be treated for Total Suspended Solids and contaminants including PFAS.
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