We provide licensed O&M for package plants across:

• RV parks and mobile home communities

• Small developments and private utilities not tied to municipal service

• Golf courses, resorts, and schools operating independent systems

• Package plants under FDEP Category I, II, and III classifications

🔬 Built for Low-Flow, High-Consequence Systems

Package plants run on tight margins for error. A single missed test or late DMR filing can trigger the same fines as a large municipal system, with none of the staffing depth to absorb it.

• Class C and Class D certified operators matched to your permit requirements

• Routine sampling, chlorine residual checks, and DMR preparation and filing

• Sludge management scheduling for aerobic digesters and package clarifiers

• Flow equalization monitoring for systems with variable or seasonal loading

⚠️ Common Package Plant Failure Points We Catch Early

• Undersized or fouled diffusers reducing DO below nitrification thresholds

• Chlorine contact chamber short-circuiting from inadequate baffling

• Deferred sludge wasting leading to solids carryover and permit violations

• Missed or incomplete DMR submissions from single-operator coverage gaps

📡 Remote Monitoring for Unmanned Sites

Many package plants sit at sites without daily on-site staff. Our AquaLink remote monitoring platform gives operators and facility owners visibility into plant conditions between visits, so problems get caught before they become violations.

• Real-time alarm notification for DO, flow, and level conditions

• Remote access for troubleshooting without a truck roll

• Documentation trail supporting FDEP inspection and audit requests

If your package plant permit is coming up for renewal, or you've inherited a system without a clear O&M history, we'll do a site assessment and tell you exactly where it stands.