Buhler Water Treatment Plant
Project Features
- $1.9 Million Water Treatment Plant
- Arsenic & Manganese Treatment
- Serves Approximately 1,400 Residents
- Integrated Engineering & Architectural Design
- Stone, Block & Prestressed Concrete Construction
- Natural Daylighting
- Efficient Equipment Access
- Future Equipment Replacement Provisions
Services We Provided
- Water Treatment Planning
- Preliminary Engineering Reports (PERs)
- Drinking Water Treatment Design
- Architectural Design
- Civil & Site Design
- Construction Plans & Specifications
- Cost Estimating
- Bidding Assistance
- Construction Administration & Observation
Miller & Associates partnered with the City of Buhler to design and construct a new water treatment facility that addresses longstanding water quality concerns and strengthens the City’s drinking water infrastructure. The project was developed to remove naturally occurring arsenic and manganese, helping the City maintain regulatory compliance while providing a dependable supply of high-quality drinking water.
Our team provided both engineering and architectural services, integrating treatment processes with a durable, functional facility designed for long-term operation. The approximately $1.9 million treatment plant was constructed using stone, block, and prestressed concrete to provide durability, resilience, and low-maintenance performance.
The facility incorporates numerous operational features to improve maintenance and efficiency, including natural daylighting, oversized equipment access doors, and removable wall panels that simplify future equipment replacement. These design elements enhance daily operations while reducing long-term maintenance costs and extending the useful life of the facility.
The completed facility provides the City of Buhler with a modern water treatment plant designed to deliver reliable service, protect public health, and support the community.