Minimizing Legionella in Domestic Water During the COVID-19 Outbreak

We are working with our hospitality, university, and propery management clients to implement flushing procedures during times of low occupancy.

We are commissioned to write hundreds of ASHRAE 188 Plans

Each year, we will assist our clients to ensure their compliance with city and state requirements.

We Oversee More Than $150 Million in Water Treatment Contracts

We create accountability and continuity for our clients.

We Protect $15 Billion Worth of Replaceable Physical Plant

We help to minimize failures through monitoring and analysis.

Become One of Our Clients

We consult to 6,500 of the largest and most recognized companies across the globe.

Water is a Global Issue

We have been challenged to maximize the use of water, recapture water, and reuse water.

Homeyer Consulting Services, Inc. is the country’s largest independent industrial water consulting laboratory, specializing in HVAC and process-related waters. We help our clients oversee more than $150 million in water treatment contracts and help to protect $15 billion worth of replaceable physical plant touched by treated water.

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Upcoming Trade Shows:

2021 ASHE Annual Conference
August 8-11, 2021
Music City Center, Nashville, TN

FHEA Trade Show & Annual Educational Conference
September 13 – 15, 2021
Caribe Royale, Orlando

IDEA 2021
Powering the Future: District Energy/CHP/Microgrids
Sept. 27-29, 2021
Austin Convention Center, Austin TX

37th Annual AHCA Seminar & Expo
October 17 – 19, 2021
Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

Our Clients

Our structured field team consults to over 6,500 sites worldwide, with a primary concentration in North America.

Universities
Data Centers
Hospitals
Government Facilities
Plastics Plants
Hotels
Pharmaceutical Plants
Commercial Real Estate
Food Production Plants
Casinos & Entertainment Industries
Small Business Properties

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Equipment We Protect

We help to protect water-based equipment touched by treated water.

Cooling Towers
Chillers
Boilers
Condenser Tubes
Hot Loops
Production Equipment
Storage Tanks
Heat Exchangers
System Piping
Steam Turbines
Condensate Receivers
Glycol Loops
Package Units
Filters
Air Handlers
Surge Tanks
Deaerators
Decorative Fountains

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Services We Offer

We provide onsite samplings, laboratory analysis, and water system audits to protect against corrosion, deposition, and biological fouling.

Monitoring Programs
Water Treatment Bids
Laboratory Analysis
Expert Witness Testimony
Borescope Inspections

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The Water Treatment Industry

Experienced water treatment professionals are leaving the industry and service is decreasing to unacceptable levels, in turn affecting the health of your systems.

The following are at risk:

Quality of Care:

Many of the water treatment representatives are turning to cheaper, less-effective technologies to minimize chemical costs and to appear more competitive to the uninformed end-user.

Accurate Information:

Field service reports often state that systems are in good health, only for a failure to occur weeks later. It is difficult to identify problems when service reports only record a few factors, such as pH, conductivity, and inhibitor levels.

Key Assets:

The average 800,000 square foot building has over $24 million of replaceable physical plant touched by treated water.

Why Do I Need a Water Consultant?

Generally, the treatment supplier dictates what your problems are, what chemicals you need, and how much it will cost. We are focused on reversing this process and helping you to gain control over the water treatment vendor.

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State of the Art Laboratory

Our ever-expanding laboratory and field capabilities have made us a dominant force in the water treatment industry, and a valuable resource to our customers.

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Continuing Research

We are well known for continuing research in the areas of Legionella, enhanced and high efficiency tubes, system cleanings, biological fouling, condensate and glycol contamination, intermittent use, and much more.

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