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Central Valley

Water treatment for the plants that feed California.

Dairies, packing houses and food plants in the Central Valley run boilers, cooling towers, softeners and wastewater systems hard, often around the clock in season. Hydrovida keeps them running and cuts the water, fuel and sewer costs that come with them.

80+
Facilities served
$36K
Average yearly savings per customer
30%
Average water reduction
0
Customers lost to performance

Averages across Hydrovida customers.

What Central Valley facilities are up against

  • Well water that's often hard, so scale builds in boilers, coolers, towers and heat exchangers.
  • Peak-season production when downtime is not an option.
  • Wastewater with high organic loads from dairy and food processing, and discharge limits that get harder to meet as production grows.
  • Hot inland summers that push cooling towers and coolers to their limits.

Sound familiar?

  • Your boiler is burning more gas than it should.
  • You're paying sewer surcharges, or worried about your discharge permit.
  • The softener runs, but the water's still hard.
  • Your provider only shows up when you call.

Who we work with in the Central Valley

Dairies, agriculture and packing houses, and food and beverage plants.

Cities we serve

Fresno · Bakersfield · Visalia · Modesto · Stockton · Merced · and the rest of the Central Valley.

Don't see your city? We probably still service it. Give us a call.

Your local team

Ryan Clay, Hydrovida Account Manager
Ryan Clay
Account Manager
Central Valley & Bay Area

Central Valley sites are covered by a local account manager, backed by our Carlsbad lab.

Questions

Questions

Do you work with dairies?

Yes. We treat dairy boilers, coolers, softeners, RO and wastewater.

Can you help us lower sewer surcharges?

Often, yes. We jar-test your wastewater to choose the right coagulant and flocculant, then dial in dosing to cut what you're charged for.

Do you offer food-grade chemistry?

Yes. Ask about food-grade options for your boilers and process water.