About Us

MISSION
WinnSystems is committed to providing its clients with a quality onsite wastewater system that is reasonably priced and meets their specific needs, while also meeting the local, state and federal regulatory requirements. WinnSystems comprehensive line of wastewater products, including Delta Environmental and Bio-Microbics, as well as other major vendors, provides its customers with high quality, competitively priced substantive selections of collection, treatment and disposal options.

 

METHOD
Decentralized wastewater treatment systems are package plants, often called onsite or cluster systems - a name derived from the proximity of the treatment system to the wastewater source. In most cases, treatment, collection and disposal all occur within the development site.

 

CUSTOMERS

Schools/Public Facilities

Sub-Divisions

Condominiums

Industrial Sites

Commercial & Shopping Centers
Marinas
Resorts
Mobile Home & RV Parks

 

HISTORY
WinnSystems evolved from a consulting engineering firm that focused primarily in wastewater treatment systems for small communities. The firm's projects included gravity sewers, grinder pump pressure systems, septic tank effluent pumping (STEP) systems, activated sludge plants, lagoons, sequencing batch reactors (SBRs) as well as other technologies. Today, WinnSystems continues to build a company based on a well earned reputation of providing innovative, cost effect wastewater treatment solutions.

 

PHILOSOPHY
WinnSystems is committed to continually evaluate our products - ensuring that they meet the rigorous standards we demand while providing the best treatment options available to meet clients' needs and budget.

 

 

 

Decentralized wastewater systems:

 

• Protect our health and water quality*

• Are key components of nation's wastewater infrastructure*

• Serve more than 25% of the U.S. population

• Are utilized by more than 1/3 of all new housing and commercial developments

• Have more than 25 million systems now operating in the U.S. with over 1/2 in suburban areas

 

*U.S. Environmental Protection Agency