Commercial Water

Avoid a too-small system that bears the hidden costs of production downtime from frequent service calls. Commercial Water specializes in high-purity water treatment for the industrial, commercial, medical, and laboratory business communities of greater Kansas City. Clients range from hospital ICU's to high tech manufacturing, spirits distilling and high-capacity aquatic environments.

A large metropolitan zoo seeks to recreate naturally-occurring conditions for its ocean-dwelling residents. The goal is to approximate natural ocean water conditions within the contained areas of its penguin, jellyfish, stingray, and schooling fish exhibits. It's no small task.

While the ocean has advantages of sheer vastness and eons of experience diluting, processing, and recycling biologic waste, a man-made habitat must accomplish the same feats in a confined space and higher concentrations of aquatic residents.Instead of removing individual waste components, experience has shown it more cost-effective and efficient to purify all the water, after which beneficial components are reintroduced into solution.

One of those challenges is reducing interactions among patients and also between providers and their patients. Increased physical distancing measures mean fewer patients can be treated at the same time. Despite these challenges, nursing staff and providers are finding ways to provide quick and effective treatments.

Certain laboratory water purification systems require cartridges that have to be replaced with proprietary cartridges. When components break, things get tricky. Commonly, a technician must travel from out of state to repair or replace these components. Too often, the "too big to fail" water treatment company is also too big to respond quickly.