Areas We Serve

Indoor Air Quality Concerns

The indoor air quality issues in our home region are often exacerbated by its environmental conditions and economic activities. The dry climate and frequent winds can stir up dust and particulate matter, affecting the air quality within your home. Such particulates can aggravate respiratory conditions and allergies, posing potential health risks to the local population.

Agricultural activities, while economically vital, contribute to indoor air pollution as well. The use of pesticides and fertilizers can lead to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) becoming airborne, entering homes, and affecting their air quality. Additionally, nearby industrial operations may release emissions that further compromise indoor air quality.

Water Treatment Challenges

Our area’s arid climate and reliance on agriculture can significantly affect its water quality. The Lower Rio Grande Valley’s water sources are often exposed to agricultural runoff, which can introduce contaminants such as pesticides, fertilizers, and sediment into the water supply. This runoff can become a risk to both surface and groundwater, necessitating robust water treatment solutions to secure the safety of your supply. 

Moreover, rapid population growth has increased the demand for existing water infrastructure, challenging the capacity of treatment facilities to maintain high standards of water quality. The area’s economic activities contribute to issues like salinity and mineral buildup, which can affect not only taste, but also the long-term health of residents. As a result, customized water treatment systems that address specific local contaminants are often needed. Reverse osmosis and advanced filtration technologies can effectively remove these impurities, offering clean and safe water.