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Water Treatment
for Construction Sites
TigerFloc treatment solutions and practical guidance for sediment-laden site water. Start with a plan built around your project.
How TigerFloc fits your site.
A treatment approach starts with your water. Testing, dosing and separation work together to reduce suspended particles and turbidity.
1. Test Your Water
Start with a representative water sample. Jar testing helps assess how your water responds to treatment and guides dosage selection.
2. Select the Setup
Discuss water volume, flow and available space with the Floc Systems team to choose suitable products and a treatment approach.
3. Mix & Separate
TigerFloc helps fine suspended particles bind into larger flocs. The treatment setup then separates those solids from the water.
4. Check the Results
Assess treated water against your project’s requirements before discharge or reuse. Treatment performance depends on the water and operating conditions.
Plan around the water on your site.
Construction water changes with rainfall, excavation and the stage of the build. A useful treatment plan accounts for the water itself and the practical limits of the job site.
- Sediment and fine particles in collected runoff.
- Changing water volumes during wet weather.
- Space for treatment equipment and solids collection.
- The project’s water quality targets and discharge requirements.
Start with a sample
A small-scale test helps you see how your site water responds before planning treatment at project scale.
Review the response
Use test results to guide the treatment approach. Your site’s water quality and flow determine what is appropriate.
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Construction water treatment in the field.
See how TigerFloc has been used on municipal and industrial development projects in British Columbia.
Surrey, British Columbia
Municipal Pond Water Treatment at Clayton Ponds
Floc Systems supported water treatment for a City pond project at Clayton Ponds in Surrey, bringing TigerFloc technology to a municipal setting.
Pumping and dewatering pond water require careful management of suspended sediment. Treatment planning needs to account for the water conditions, available working space, and project-specific discharge requirements.
This project illustrates the use of TigerFloc in municipal pond water management in the Lower Mainland.
Abbotsford, British Columbia
Water Treatment at Xchange Business Park
Floc Systems products were used during site preparation and large-scale construction at Xchange Business Park in Abbotsford.
On large development sites, earthworks, exposed soils, and rainfall can contribute to sediment-laden runoff. TigerFloc formed part of the project’s water-treatment approach, supporting sediment management during site preparation and construction.
The project demonstrates the application of Floc Systems technology across multiple phases of a major industrial development in the Lower Mainland.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR SITE
Planning water treatment for a construction project?
Bring us your project location, water source, expected flow and timeline. Our team can discuss testing and treatment options for your site.
Based in Surrey, British Columbia. TigerFloc products are available across Canada and the United States.
Prefer to call? 1 (877) 228-2124