Corporate Background

The origin of Water Incorporated dates back to 1959 when one of the principals of Water Incorporated became associated with the Central States Sewerage Co., Inc., a division of Hart Industrial Sales of Cincinnati, Ohio. In or about 1961 Central States Sewerage Co., Inc. changed their name to Aer-O-Flo Sewerage Treatment Company of Cincinnati. Associated Metals of Nashville was established in 1964 to service the Aer-O-Flo Sewerage Treatment Company of Cincinnati in the design, manufacture and installation of Package Sewage treatment Plants.

With various incorporation, division and divestitures, the former owner of Associated Metals, chartered Water Incorporated in 1977. From its incorporation, Water Incorporated furnished equipment for selected customers primarily in the Kentucky/Tennessee and Georgia/ South Carolina areas. In 1994 the company was reorganized and it was decided to increase sales by acquiring additional representation in other regions. The effort was successful; Water Incorporated increased its sales each year over the preceding year. The sales and engineering office was moved to Acworth, GA in 2002. The former owner of Water Incorporated retired in 2004 and Water Incorporated of Georgia was formed and continues business as usual.

The main principal of Water Incorporated of Georgia has over 30 years experience in the wastewater field covering all aspects of design, build, operation and marketing of wastewater treatment equipment, primarily package and field erect plants, tertiary filters, clarifiers, thickeners and miscellaneous items.

With the management and engineering experience of its personnel, Water Incorporated of Georgia will continue to grow and expand as a major force in the water and wastewater treatment industry. A commitment to excellence in quality, delivery and service is and will continue to be the dominant trademark of the company. This commitment to excellence allows the engineer to confidently specify and approve Water Incorporated of Georgia’s equipment with the knowledge that the organization standing behind the product will justify that confidence. The quality, experience, and professionalism which characterize Water Incorporated of Georgia are reflected in its high levels of product quality, customer service, scheduling, and warranty follow-up to insure that the equipment provided will contribute to the overall success of the project.

By developing and maintaining a network of the most technically competent and experienced marketing representatives in the industry, Water Incorporated of Georgia has insured that the necessary link between company, engineer and client will be a strong and useful one. The engineer can expect, during the pre-bid and bid process, any assistance or information necessary to define the scope and the intricacies of the equipment to be provided. Similarly, after the bid and during the pre-award phase, Water Incorporated of Georgia’s engineering staff and marketing representatives stand ready to provide whatever technical or contractual information may be required to consummate an agreement.

If standard pre-engineered products are not available for a specific application, Water Incorporated of Georgia’s engineering staff is available to recommend modifications to meet the project requirements. Similarly, the engineering staff is ready to work with the engineer to develop custom designs and specifications on whatever piece of equipment is required. We welcome such inquiries from the designer and look forward to providing whatever information is requested.

Product Lines

Water Incorporated of Georgia’s products represent a complete line of water and sewage treatment and pumping equipment whose present design represents many years of development and refinement by engineers, manufacturers and plant operators. This has resulted in equipment, which represents excellence in terms of design efficiency, manufacturing quality and operational ease.
The principal products included in the Water Incorporated of Georgia’s line are the following:

Extended aeration, contact stabilization, and complete mix factory-built sewage treatment plants, 3,000 gallons/day through 100,000 gallons/day.
Contact stabilization, complete mix and extended aeration field erected sewage treatment plants, 100,000 gallons/day to 2 MGD.
Mechanical clarifiers and thickeners, factory-built and field erect.
Tertiary filters, 5,000 gallons/day through 1.5 MGD gallons/day in gravity type designs.
Potable water treatment plants, with factory-built units up to 1,000,000 gallons/day capacity, covering a variety of treatment processes.
Miscellaneous and accessory equipment.
Specially engineered and fabricated equipment to meet particular industrial or other special applications.