Sewage treatment plants
STPs with treated water storage for flushing and landscaping.
STP · ETP · WTP · RO
Treated water for use and reuse, and wastewater that meets discharge norms.
We supply, install and commission water and wastewater treatment plants — sewage treatment (STP), effluent treatment (ETP), water treatment (WTP) and RO plants — so sites meet pollution control norms and reuse treated water wherever possible.




Talk to our engineers for a free consultation, site survey and competitive quote.
Where We Work
Water Treatment Plants we design and install for every kind of facility.
Systems & Equipment
STPs with treated water storage for flushing and landscaping.
ETPs designed for the process effluent and discharge norms.
Pressure sand and carbon filters, softeners and RO plants.
WTPs that turn raw water into process or drinking water.
Our Process
How we deliver safe, reliable Water Treatment Plants on every project.
Flow, raw water or effluent quality and site space.
Process design, plant sizing and layouts.
Pollution control board consent documentation.
Tanks, filters, RO skids, pumps, blowers and dosing systems.
Installation, commissioning, operator training and handover.
Standards & Codes
The design references our engineers work to on every project.
Recent Work
Water TreatmentReverse osmosis plant with pressure sand and carbon filters, dosing and treated water storage.
Water TreatmentPressure sand and activated carbon filters with backwash piping and controls.
Water TreatmentSewage treatment plant with treated water storage tanks for reuse on site.
FAQs
Answers to what clients most often ask us about Water Treatment Plants.
An STP treats sewage from toilets and kitchens. An ETP treats industrial effluent from process lines. A WTP treats raw water from a borewell or supply so it can be used for drinking or process work.
Yes. Treated STP water is commonly reused for toilet flushing, landscaping and cooling tower make-up, which cuts fresh water demand and cost.
From the daily flow and the quality of the incoming water or wastewater, measured or estimated from occupancy and process data, with an allowance for peaks and future growth.
Yes. We commission the plant, train your operators and offer maintenance contracts to keep the plant within its discharge or quality limits.