It is often said that relationships are the key to business. For this reason we were delighted when Katie Salsbury and Paul Hook of Intermountain Aquatics contacted us with an opportunity to participate in a complex residential wastewater treatment and disposal project in Victor located on the eastern most edge of Idaho. This joint effort may be the first between our two companies', but we are hoping to lend our experience and expertise in many eastern Idaho projects to come.
Set in the heart of the Teton Valley and just west of the Rocky Mountain Range, Victor is one of the most beautiful places in Idaho. Home to just 1800 residents, this little home-town community has caught the eye of many potential full and part time residents recently. And for this reason, the protection of land and water resources is of paramount importance to preserve these resources for future generations. Intermountain Aquatics has literally made it their business to improve and protect Victor's natural landscapes.
Offering environmental planning and design-build habitat restoration services, Intermountain Aquatics saw an opportunity to provide wastewater design-build resources to their clients as well. Due to groundwater, nitrogen and regulatory restrictions, secondary wastewater treatment systems may be needed on many future residential and commercial construction projects in Teton Valley. Through extensive research, Paul Hook, Intermountain's Senior Wetlands and Watershed Scientist, determined that Orenco's AdvanTex wastewater treatment packaged system demonstrated features, benefits and value above and beyond the other available solutions. During Paul's research, R.C. Worst & Co. also stood out not only as Orenco's exclusive AdvanTex dealer in Idaho, but as a company capable of lending early support in this new venture.
It is often said that relationships are the key to business. For this reason we were delighted when Katie Salsbury and Paul Hook of Intermountain Aquatics contacted us with an opportunity to participate in a complex residential wastewater treatment and disposal project in Victor located on the eastern most edge of Idaho. This joint effort may be the first between our two companies’, but we are hoping to lend our experience and expertise in many eastern Idaho projects to come.
Set in the heart of the Teton Valley and just west of the Rocky Mountain Range, Victor is one of the most beautiful places in Idaho. Home to just 1800 residents, this little home-town community has caught the eye of many potential full and part time.