Services
Land Development Engineering in Arizona!
We handle your water and wastewater engineering from concept to approval—including design, ADEQ permitting, and regulatory compliance. Fast permits, accurate budgets, and projects that stay on schedule.
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WWTP
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Water/Ice Kiosk
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Engineers Team
What We Do
Modern Engineering Solutions—trusted by developers across Arizona.
Wastewater
Developing in Arizona means handling wastewater in a water-conscious state. The big question: connect to existing service or build your own treatment? What’s the real cost? We handle Treatment Planning, ADEQ Permitting, Collection System Design, Lift Stations, Construction Drawings, and Hydraulic Modeling. You get straight answers, accurate numbers, and permits that keep moving.
Water
Your project needs dependable water service—critical in Arizona’s climate. We help you determine the best approach: municipal connection, wells, or storage systems? We do Treatment Planning, ADEQ Permitting, Distribution Design, Booster Stations, Pressure Vaults, Water Tanks, and Construction Drawings. You get quick answers and plans contractors can build from today.
Civil Engineering
We handle full site design for your development. That means Concept Planning, Project Permitting, Construction Drawings, and Kiosk Site Planning. We coordinate grading, drainage, utilities, and paving to keep your project on schedule. You get plans that pass local review and contractors can start working from immediately.
Construction Administration
Once construction starts, we’re on site making sure it goes smooth. We handle construction observation, answer contractor questions, review submittals, and approve shop drawings. We spot problems before they cost you time or money, respond fast, and keep change orders under control. Fewer delays, fewer surprises, and work done right the first time.
FAQ
Arizona DEQ typically processes wastewater discharge permits (APP permits) in 6-9 months. Water system approvals through ADEQ take 3-6 months depending on complexity. We maintain regular communication with ADEQ staff to address questions quickly and prevent unnecessary delays.
Aquifer Protection Permits (APPs) are Arizona’s wastewater discharge permits, issued by ADEQ. You need an APP for any wastewater discharge—whether to land, recharge basins, or surface water. We handle the entire APP application process from initial meetings through final approval.
Yes. Arizona strongly encourages water reuse. We design reclaimed water systems for landscape irrigation, golf courses, and other non-potable uses. This reduces potable water demand—critical in Arizona’s water-limited environment—and often satisfies local water conservation requirements.
Projects in AMAs (Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott, Pinal, Santa Cruz) must demonstrate 100-year assured water supply. This requires either Central Arizona Project allocations, renewable supply credits, or other approved sources. We help developers navigate assured water supply requirements and coordinate with ADWR.
Arizona’s heat affects infrastructure design—especially for wastewater treatment and water storage. We account for high temperatures in biological treatment sizing, include cooling considerations for control buildings, specify UV-resistant materials, and design water tanks to prevent excessive temperature gain.
Arizona’s dry climate means different challenges than wet climates—less I&I concern but more focus on hydrogen sulfide control in long force mains, odor management in hot weather, and ensuring adequate water for flushing in low-flow situations. Our designs address Arizona-specific concerns.
If your project is in Central Arizona and relying on Colorado River water through CAP, yes. CAP water availability and allocation rules affect long-term water supply. We help evaluate CAP dependency and identify alternative or supplemental sources if needed.
Yes. Arizona allows both municipal utility service and private water/wastewater utilities. Each has different regulatory paths. We design systems for both scenarios and help determine which approach makes sense for your development based on location, size, and long-term plans.