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Under BC regulations, a small water system typically serves multi-family residences, small communities, trailer parks, campgrounds, or commercial properties that provide drinking water to the public.
Yes. We have an on-staff Professional Engineer (P.Eng) who oversees structural designs, hydraulic calculations, and regulatory permitting, ensuring your system satisfies Island Health and BC environmental regulations.
We offer end-to-end solutions, including initial engineering design, equipment procurement, complete installation (pumps, VFDs, cisterns, treatment), and scheduled ongoing compliance maintenance.
We custom-build systems utilizing high-capacity water storage reservoirs (cisterns) paired with high-efficiency Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) booster pumps to simulate steady, reliable city-like water pressure.
Absolutely. We specialize in retrofitting aging infrastructure. We can update your pumps, add modern UV and chlorination disinfection loops, and replace antiquated controls to bring your system up to current BC code.
Yes, we provide scheduled maintenance and testing programs. Routine check-ups cover pump efficiency, pressure tank diagnostics, filtration media performance, and bacterial water sampling.
Wellmaster Pumps provides priority response for community and small water systems. Our fully stocked crane and service trucks are ready to deploy to minimize system downtime and restore water safely.
Yes. We regularly design and service small water systems across Salt Spring, Mayne, Pender, and Saturna Islands, optimizing them to handle localized low-yield wells and seasonal demand spikes.
We integrate automated water treatment loops (such as continuous chlorination and UV monitoring) and provide routine certified lab sampling to ensure water remains consistently pathogen-free.
Contact our office to schedule a consultation with our P.Eng and project management team. We will review your site plans, water source data, and specific regulatory demands to build a comprehensive, transparent proposal.