Look into services offered by your local water and wastewater companies

Use the resources you have readily available to you first, which are your regional water suppliers. Many of them offer a variety of services to meet the needs of the entire community. Regional companies serve residential, business and environment venues.

I recommend: Check out the various wastewater treatment services offered by standard water suppliers like Siemens and the Southwest Water Company or municipal water companies like the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Find local companies using the  from Open Directory Project.

Mange your wastewater purification needs using an environmental services company

Work with companies that specialize in wastewater conditioning to remove the hassle of having to manage your wastewater yourself--especially if owning your own wastewater treatment system is not really necessary or affordable. Most of these companies provide cradle-to-grave waste processing, meaning there's nothing left for you to do but pay the bill after the wastewater leaves your property.

I recommend: Visit the websites of waste water companies like Eldredge, Inc., Gator Environmental & Rentals Inc. and React 365 Inc. in New York City for information on their wastewater treatment service options.

Meet with industrial wastewater treatment equipment vendors

Large-size manufacturers like automakers and chemical companies use in-house water treatment systems. Smaller companies, whose products or services require heavy water use like meat-processing plants or self-serve car washes, also benefit from in-house systems. Investing in your own water and wastewater treatment system for your business is a significant expense requiring a close business partnership with your equipment vendors.

I recommend: Get quotes online from reputable wastewater treatment vendors like EVERFILT and Hydrotech.