Free site assessment
Dissolved oxygen, flows, loadings and existing equipment.
Florida · Municipal, industrial and agricultural operators
Oxygen first,
Oxygen first,
chemicals later.
Most underperforming lagoons are not short of chemistry. They are short of dissolved oxygen, mixing and sludge capacity, and no additive fixes a basin that cannot breathe.
- 2007trading since
- FLregistered company
- 48 hto reply
- Freesite assessment
What we do
Four services, quoted after a site assessment
We supply and service equipment. Engineering design, permitting and licensed contracting are referred out.
Aeration systems
Aeration and mixing equipment for lagoons, ponds and treatment basins, sized to the actual loading.
See the programSludge reduction & biological treatment
Programmes that reduce accumulated sludge and restore working volume in lagoons and basins.
See the programOdour & surface control
Odour reduction, surface crust and floating solids control for sites with neighbours.
See the programServicing, parts & inspection
Scheduled inspection, servicing and replacement parts for installed aeration and treatment equipment.
See the program
How it works
How we work
Measure the site, size equipment to the measurements, verify after commissioning, and refer out what needs a licence.
Written scope and quote
Equipment, support and servicing priced separately.
Supply and commissioning
With installation support and start-up readings.
Servicing and records
Scheduled inspection, documented for your file.
Working together
Ways to work with us
Every site is quoted after an assessment. Equipment, commissioning support and servicing are itemised.
Single site
One lagoon, pond or basin assessed and equipped.
- Free site assessment
- Equipment sized to measurements
- Installation support included
- Start-up readings taken
- Parts availability confirmed
Treatment programme
Sludge reduction or odour control run as a monitored programme.
- Sludge survey before anything starts
- Dosing and aeration plan in writing
- Progress measured through the programme
- Honest reporting, including plateaus
- Dredging recommended where it is right
Service agreement
Scheduled inspection and servicing for installed equipment.
- Inspection intervals set to duty
- Wear parts replaced on schedule
- Records for your compliance file
- Priority on breakdown response
- One point of contact
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
How we work
A Florida supplier, clear about where our scope ends
DO2E Wastewater Treatment LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, document number L07000087596, filed in 2007, with registration details on public record with the Florida Division of Corporations.
We supply and service equipment. We do not provide professional engineering design, we are not a licensed septic tank or plumbing contractor, and we do not prepare permit applications — those go to licensed engineers and contractors. Your discharge permit, monitoring and regulatory reporting remain yours, and we will not promise an effluent number that depends on how a plant is run.
Frequently asked
The questions we get most
Will this get us back into permit compliance?
We cannot promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. Treatment performance depends on influent, loading, temperature and operation. We will tell you what the equipment can realistically do.
Can you avoid us having to dredge?
Often a biological programme recovers useful volume. Sometimes the sludge is too deep or too inorganic and dredging is the honest answer — we will say so after the survey.
Do you do the engineering drawings?
No. That requires a licensed professional engineer, and we will work alongside yours or refer you to one.
Do you handle permitting?
No. Permit applications and regulatory reporting stay with the operator and your engineer. We supply the data from our equipment that supports them.
How quickly can you get to a site?
We reply within 48 hours and schedule assessments by appointment. Service agreement customers get priority on breakdowns.
Who do you typically work with?
Municipal utilities, industrial plants with their own treatment, and agricultural operations with lagoons.
Lagoon not performing?
A free site assessment with real measurements, and a written scope afterwards.