MUNICIPAL / INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE / 13
Water & Wastewater Power Systems.
Coordinate electrical power, controls, and backup generation for water and wastewater assets across Texas.
Water and wastewater facilities depend on connected equipment, controls, and electrical infrastructure. Lonestar Power Systems supports municipal and industrial projects with power and electrical integration, maintenance, repairs, and backup generation. Our service scope can be discussed for lift stations, pump stations, treatment facilities, and water-distribution infrastructure. We work with your team to understand the asset, the operating requirement, and the interfaces that need to be addressed as part of the project.
Pump and lift station power
Discuss installation or service needs for the electrical systems supporting pump and lift stations. Share the equipment configuration, available drawings, existing controls, and any known operating issues so the scope can be reviewed in the context of the site.
Treatment facility integration
Coordinate power and controls requirements for treatment assets, including clarifiers and aeration equipment. Define the project responsibilities and operating needs with the facility team so the electrical and control-system work can be planned together.
Water distribution infrastructure
Lonestar supports water-distribution projects involving pump and booster stations, storage, metering, and pressure-control systems. Discuss the specific infrastructure involved and the power, controls, or monitoring integration required for the project.
Backup power and service
Bring generator installation, maintenance, and emergency repair needs into the facility's broader equipment plan. Backup power requirements should be discussed alongside the loads, control functions, and access conditions of the site it will support.
FROM FIRST CALL TO NEXT STEP
A CLEAR PATH
FORWARD.
Review the asset and objective
Identify the site, the equipment involved, and whether the request concerns a new installation, upgrade, service issue, or backup-power project. Include available drawings and operating information to support the initial review.
Coordinate project interfaces
Discuss electrical, control, fuel, and generator requirements with the people responsible for the facility. Clarify the work boundary, access, operating restrictions, and responsibilities of other project participants before the scope is set.
Plan installation or service
Arrange the agreed work with the site's operating needs in view. Establish any testing, commissioning, or follow-up requirements so the project includes a clear transition into ongoing equipment support.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
GOOD QUESTIONS.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Do you support municipal as well as industrial facilities?
Yes. Lonestar offers water and wastewater power and electrical services for municipal and industrial applications. Share the facility type, project requirements, and procurement or site procedures so the team can review the request.
Can you discuss backup power for a pump station?
Yes. Provide the pump and electrical equipment information, operating requirements, and available site drawings. The generator, transfer arrangement, controls, and fuel needs can then be considered as connected parts of the proposed scope.
Can an existing station be upgraded?
An existing-site upgrade starts with understanding the equipment already in place and the outcome required. Share the known issues, planned changes, and restrictions on service interruption so the team can discuss a suitable project approach.
ONE TEAM. READY TO GET TO WORK.