AquaTech Compliance Services focuses on maintaining the regulatory compliance of small public water systems, supporting industrial and municipal discharge permits, groundwater monitoring permits and the monitoring of recreational waters. Utilizing twenty years experience performing state-licensed small public water system operations and sixteen years directing an environmental water testing laboratory, AquaTech Compliance Services provides regulatory services to more than fifty small public water systems in New Hampshire and Vermont and continues to grow.
Our clients benefit from our experience as well as our long standing relationships with regulators, subcontract laboratories, engineers, firms providing tank inspections and leak detection as well as pump, treatment and well installers. AquaTech Compliance Services will provide certificate of insurance, W-9 form and quotation for services upon request.
Client Base:
- Condominiums
- Senior housing facilities
- Mobile home parks, cooperative and private
- Schools
- Childcare facilities
- Restaurants
- Office parks
- Camps
- Churches
- Public and private swimming beaches
- Private industry
- Government and municipal entities
- Realtors, homeowners and home inspectors
- Well drillers and water treatment installers
Public Water System (PWS) services offered:
- Oversight of monitoring schedules
- Sample collection and analysis report submission
- Water meter reading and usage tracking
- Annual community consumer confidence report (CCR) compilation and distribution
- Water conservation plan preparation, implementation and ongoing compliance reporting
- Seasonal startup procedure documentation
- Public notice
- Sampling waiver applications preparation and submission
- Emergency response plan preparation
- Water quality field testing
- Water system assessments, Level I and II
- Numerous other services as required by state and federal regulations (NH DES DGWB, VT DEC, US EPA, SDWA)
Additional services available to industrial, municipal, residential and governmental entities:
- Independent drinking water sampling for real estate transactions, homeowners, treatment professionals, well drillers, et al.
- Groundwater monitoring well sampling
- Industrial and municipal grab and composite sampling, as determined by permit-specified requirements
- Well disinfections
- Sample collection and monitoring of private and public recreational waters.