Townley Engineering

A Legacy of Engineering Expertise for Clean Water and Wastewater Solutions

Since 1988, Townley Engineering, LLC has been a trusted partner for municipalities in the design and implementation of sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure. Led by experienced engineer Christopher Townley, P.E., our team has successfully tackled complex projects of all sizes, from small-scale wastewater treatment plants to large-scale water supply upgrades.

Our Expertise

We offer a comprehensive array of services to meet the diverse needs of our clients, including:

Studies and Assessments

• Asset Management for Water and Sewer
• Arsenic Treatment Feasibility
• Wastewater Treatment Feasibility
• NPDES Permit Applications and Negotiations
• Treatment Capacity Evaluations
• Water and Sewer Rate Evaluations
• Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Facility Evaluations
• Sanitary Sewer Overflow Correction Programs
• Inflow and Infiltration Determinations
• Sanitary Sewer Collection District Sizing
• Sanitary Sewer Pump Station Capacity Calculations

Engineering and Design Solutions

• New Equipment Evaluations (including Present Worth Comparisons)
• Capital Improvement Plan for Water, Sewer, and Treatment
• Water Reliability Studies
• Design of Water Treatment Plants
• Membrane Pressure Filter Design
• Gravity Filter Design
• Wastewater Treatment Plants
• Fixed Film Activated Sludge with or without Membranes
• Lagoons
• Pump Stations
• Wastewater Water Boosting
• Watermain
• Open Cut Directional Drilling
• Sanitary Sewers
• On-Site Sewage Disposal Wells and Aquifer Testing

Project Management and Support

• New Upgrades
• Chemical Feed Systems
• Fountain Design and Optimization
• Parking Lots and Street Improvements
• Project Management

Client-Focused Approach

We believe in a collaborative approach, working directly with clients every step of the way. This ensures open communication, transparency, and a successful outcome. Our success is measured by the satisfaction of our clients and the positive impact we make on their communities.