By Michael DeGhetto, Engineering Director Water: The Lifeblood of Our Communities Water is the common thread that connects us all, and Suburban delivers vital, safe, and reliable services, enabling our communities to thrive. Infrastructure investments like the Painter and Dittmar Pipeline Replacement Project exemplify the operational excellence it takes to […]
Read More...Revitalizing Sativa: Suburban’s Major Pipeline Overhaul for a Safer Water Supply
By Jorge Lopez, PE, Vice President, Engineering Since acquiring the Sativa Water System in December 2022, Suburban has been committed to providing customers with a safe, reliable water supply and exceptional service. The Sativa Pipeline Improvement Project marks the first significant enhancement in the community since the system was acquired. […]
Read More...Ensuring Reliable Water Supply: Suburban’s Plant 165 Generator Project
By Jorge Lopez, PE, Vice President, Engineering Suburban is committed to providing our community’s residents and businesses a safe and reliable water supply. A vital part of this commitment is ensuring that water continues to flow even during power outages. To achieve this, Suburban is installing generators at various pump […]
Read More...Suburban Water Systems Investing $40 million in Local Infrastructure
Suburban Water Systems is making critical investments to upgrade the local water system. Last year, about $38 million was invested, and this year, approximately $40 million of investment continues for reliable service, including over 23,300 feet of water main installation. While much of the country’s water systems often go unnoticed, […]
Read More...Revitalizing History: Plant 128’s Century-Old Tank Makes Way for Modern Innovation
We are excited to announce significant progress on Suburban Water Systems’ Plant 128 project, notably the demolition of a tank that has been a cornerstone of the community for over a century, dating back to a time when vegetables and fruit trees dominated the local industries. Plant 128 is a […]
Read More...Suburban’s Mastery in Managing the Mighty 30-inch Main
When it’s time for maintenance on a critical water main, especially one as substantial as the 30-inch pipeline that serves our system’s largest zone, meticulous planning and expertise are non-negotiable. This 30-inch line is critical to our operation when customer demands soar in the summer. It also branches off Metropolitan […]
Read More...Enhancing Infrastructure and Ensuring Reliable Water Supply for Communities
At Suburban Water Systems, we provide our customers with safe, reliable, and affordable water service while fostering strong community partnerships. The Neil Street Pipeline Replacement Project exemplifies our commitment to this mission, showcasing how we proactively address aging infrastructure and minimize disruption of service to customers. Our network of water […]
Read More...Painter & Wheatland Pipeline Project: Highlighting Suburban’s Mission to Deliver Safe, Reliable Water to Customers
At Suburban Water Systems, our mission is to provide safe, dependable water services to our customers while fostering strong community partnerships and keeping costs affordable. The Painter & Wheatland Pipeline Replacement Project exemplifies our commitment to this mission, showcasing how we proactively address aging infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted service and minimal […]
Read More...Suburban Water Systems’ Plant 128 Reservoir and Equipment Replacement Project – December 2023 Update
A lot has happened since our introductory article about Suburban Water Systems’ Plant 128 project last April 2023. Suburban’s Construction Management and Engineering team kicked off construction with the pre-construction meeting in July 2023. The contractor started by installing new onsite piping that will allow water from multiple sources to […]
Read More...Suburban Water Systems’ Plant 506 Generator Project
Suburban Water Systems’ Plant 506 is a critical water pumping station located in the City of West Covina that lifts water to a higher elevation for drinking, domestic, irrigation, and firefighting needs. Customer demand for water varies throughout the day; it is higher in the morning and afternoon when customers […]
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