High-Quality Sanitary Lift Stations

High-Quality Sanitary Lift Stations

Shelter Works Pre-Fabricated Enclosure Buildings

Shelter WorksKeith Simpson is something of a sleuth.  When this Public Works Sewer Supervisor needed to find just the right solution, he didn’t stop until he found the perfect answer: Shelter Works.  “I was looking for the best way to protect some field equipment, and I came upon some really good-looking buildings that were protecting some natural gas equipment,” he explained.  “I looked at the tag on the side of the building that said, ‘Shelter Works’ and investigated the company’s website to learn more.”

In Normal, Illinois, Simpson needed to build two high-quality sanitary lift station buildings to house sewage pumps and electronic controls.  These stations pump sewage uphill until it flows, via gravity, down to the town’s sanitary reclamation district.  He explained, “The weather can be very harsh on these stations, as they have electronics and computer componentry that needs to be protected.  While the computers are in an insulated stainless steel cabinet, the whole system needed more protection.  We have other buildings made of wood construction or brick that have higher periodic maintenance requirements.  When looking at the Shelter Works construction and low maintenance expectations, this seemed to be a more feasible solution.”

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Tencarva Uses Aquaforce at Booster Station in Marvell, AR » Tencarva Machinery Company

Marvell, AR is a small rural water system had been using an elevated storage tank for means of water pressure and volume for the town supplied by an old turbine that would only fill the elevated tank to about half of its capacity. They have a second elevated tank in the county as a back up however by only filling that tank half full it did not have enough pressure to send the water to the county tank. They also had no fire protection due to the lack of volume and pressure.

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It’s Not an Igloo, It’s a Fiberglass Shelter!

 

Did you know that our shelters are being used by the telecommunications industry? As a matter of fact, we are in the process of finishing somecustom fiberglass buildings to be used as microwave repeater stations just south of the Arctic Circle. The area is so off the beaten path it doesnt even have an official name.

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