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NETAC ISO/IEC 17025 accredited

Network Measurements

Network Measurements

Flow, level and pollutant data across your sewer network, so you know where infiltration is costing you.

Flow, level and pollutant data across your sewer network, so you know where infiltration is costing you.

Network Measurements - service hero

NETAC ISO/IEC 17025 accredited

Network Measurements

Flow, level and pollutant data across your sewer network, so you know where infiltration is costing you.

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Accredited methods

Find the clean water inflating your bills

Find the clean water inflating your bills

Find the clean water inflating your bills

Rainwater and groundwater leaking into a collection network quietly increase the volume you pay to treat. Measuring the network tells you exactly where, and how much.

Flow rates and water levels over time

BOD, COD, TSS, nitrogen and phosphorus

Infiltration sources located and quantified

Prioritised optimisation plan

Inside a municipal sewer network

Lower volumes

lower operating cost

How the survey runs

How the survey runs

How the survey runs

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Flow monitoring

Flow rates and water levels tracked to spot abnormal variation.

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Pollutant analysis

BOD, COD, TSS, nitrogen and phosphorus measured across the network.

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Infiltration survey

Sources of clean-water infiltration located and quantified.

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Optimisation plan

Concrete recommendations to cut treated volumes and operating cost.

Who it is for

Who it is for

Who it is for

Sewer network infrastructure

Municipalities

Towns and counties responsible for public collection networks.

Water authorities

Verifying network compliance with environmental standards.

Plant operators

Monitoring incoming flows to prevent overloads.

Network managers

Public or private teams preventing malfunctions and spills.

Consulting firms

Engineering studies and rehabilitation master plans.

Why Choose WaterGuard?

Local Presence

With offices in Denver and Sacramento, WaterGuard ensures local support for municipalities, industrial operators, and treatment plant or sewer network managers.

Expertise

With over 15 years of experience in environmental metrology, WaterGuard delivers tailored services that meet water authority requirements, backed by our NETAC ISO 17025 accreditation.

Quality

Quality is our priority. Our NETAC accreditation to ISO 17025 guarantees reliable results tailored to the needs of treatment plants, sewer networks, and environmental projects, while meeting the strictest standards.

Why Choose WaterGuard?

Local Presence

With offices in Denver and Sacramento, WaterGuard ensures local support for municipalities, industrial operators, and treatment plant or sewer network managers.

Expertise

With over 15 years of experience in environmental metrology, WaterGuard delivers tailored services that meet water authority requirements, backed by our NETAC ISO 17025 accreditation.

Quality

Quality is our priority. Our NETAC accreditation to ISO 17025 guarantees reliable results tailored to the needs of treatment plants, sewer networks, and environmental projects, while meeting the strictest standards.

Why Choose WaterGuard?

Local Presence

With offices in Denver and Sacramento, WaterGuard ensures local support for municipalities, industrial operators, and treatment plant or sewer network managers.

Expertise

With over 15 years of experience in environmental metrology, WaterGuard delivers tailored services that meet water authority requirements, backed by our NETAC ISO 17025 accreditation.

Quality

Quality is our priority. Our NETAC accreditation to ISO 17025 guarantees reliable results tailored to the needs of treatment plants, sewer networks, and environmental projects, while meeting the strictest standards.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Find answers to the most common questions about our services and expertise.

More questions?

When should network measurements be performed?

Sewer network measurements should be performed at key moments to ensure proper infrastructure operation and regulatory compliance: When commissioning a new network or facility (e.g., treatment plant, sewer network). After rehabilitation or modernization work to verify effectiveness. As part of periodic diagnostics or audits to identify potential issues (e.g., inflow and infiltration, leaks, overloads). When problems are identified, such as overflows, leaks, or anomalies in wastewater flows. These measurements help prevent environmental and financial risks while meeting legal obligations imposed by water regulations or water authorities.

How much does a sewer network measurement cost?

Who can perform sewer network measurements?

What happens if anomalies are detected during network measurements?

What role does inflow and infiltration play in network measurements?

Can network measurements be performed on private facilities?

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