Water Treatment

Kenmore Construction first started the rehabilitation and expansion of wastewater treatment plants in 1978. Through the years, Kenmore has gained the expertise to take on some of the most challenging treatment plant projects, a few of which are highlighted below. From complex design/build projects with ultraviolet disinfection systems to pump station rehabilitation projects, Kenmore has the expertise to complete almost any treatment plant project.

Southerly WWTP Digester Process Expansion | $27,800,000

WWTP Phase 1 Improvements | $8,720,000

Lockborne Intermodal Subtrunk Air Quality Improv. | $4,200,000

WRF Headworks Improvements | $46,800,000

Jackson Pike Biosolids Improvements | $12,750,000

Upper Tusc WWTP RBC Replacement | $17,600,000

Camp Brook Storage Basin – Rack 12 | $27,000,000

CSO Rack 15 Storage Basin | $8,600,000

Brewster Pump Station | $4,300,000

Southerly WWTP Primary Clarifier Improvements | $53,000,000

Retention Tank 2 Modification | $8,000,000

Upper Tuscarawas WWTP Improvements | $5,300,000