A large city in the Midwest was experiencing excessive H2S gas levels in its wastewater collection system. The resulting odors brought in numerous complaints. A program was designed to control the FOG, utilizing United’s patent pending Inter-Core Technology blocks. As pictured in this chart, H2S levels dropped significantly. Read more...

The City of Bellwood faced $1.1 million in replacement costs for 3,800 feet of blocked sanitary lines. A specialized chemical treatment cleared hardened soda ash for under $70K, restoring full system functionality. The project prevented service disruptions, avoided EPA violations, and eliminated the need for costly infrastructure replacement.Read more...

A Florida wastewater treatment plant struggled with recurring odor issues tied to seasonal and weather changes, generating public complaints. United Laboratories identified grease caps in equalization tanks as the root cause and implemented a liquid bacteria and enzyme treatment. United's solution provided consistent odor control despite changing conditions, ensuring a long-term, effective resolution.Read more...

A small Alabama town resolved BOD and TSS compliance issues by implementing a treatment program that reduced sludge, improved solids settling, and clarified effluent. The solution enabled the aging plant to meet discharge permits despite its challenging design limitations.Read more...

Persistent H2S odor issues are eliminated for a Fortune 50 company by addressing neglected grease trap maintenance. Their tailored solution eliminated dangerous gas buildup, enhanced air quality, and reduced costs, ensuring smooth operations for the high-use corporate auditorium.Read more...

A wastewater lagoon in Arizona regained capacity by reducing sludge and BOD through targeted upstream and lagoon treatments. The program increased daily treatment capacity by 128,000 gallons, eliminated odor complaints, and ensured compliance with discharge standards for sustainable operations.Read more...

A small Illinois city eliminated widespread odors from its lagoon system through targeted treatment of both the forced main and lagoons. The program reduced BOD, sludge, and H2S levels, increasing lagoon capacity by up to 60% and drastically cutting complaints.Read more...

A growing Arizona border town reduced wastewater plant BOD levels to achieve compliance and avoid EPA fines. A custom treatment program bought the community time to secure funding and build a larger plant, enabling long-term regulatory compliance and growth.Read more...

A southern Alabama lagoon reduced sludge by over 50% in four months, solving high TSS issues without costly dredging. The bacterial treatment program saved money, prevented odors, and restored efficient operation, providing a quick and community-friendly solution.Read more...

An Oklahoma POTW approved United 984 LIBERATOR and United 555 DUO-ZYME™ for citywide use after a pilot study confirmed they met EPA pretreatment standards without interfering with treatment processes. These solutions now support compliance and effective wastewater management citywide.Read more...