Wastewater Technology Solutions

Taylor-Morgan can assist with all aspects of onsite sewer systems from traditional processes to the latest technologies. Taylor-Morgan is not an engineering firm, however we assist engineers and designers with process design and product selection. 

As Taylor-Morgan's president, Keith Taylor draws from 25 years of technical commercial plumbing, process piping, and onsite construction experience. Since 2017 Taylor-Morgan has contracted close to 1,000 onsite treatment projects. We have the technical experience to assist with all aspects of onsite sewer construction; collections, storage, separation, process, filtration, and final disposal/re-use.  We excel in complex projects that require an understanding of biochemical treatment requirements, and or when existing soil dynamics require very low micron levels before discharge into soils.

No matter which service we provide or who we partner with, we take pride in our work. We approach all projects with a team mindset. We're happy to be part of the pollution solution.

Ammonia, Nitrogen, BOD,CBOD, TSS, and Phosphate are some of the biochemical characteristics Taylor-Morgan can assist in reducing from your waste stream.

Taylor-Morgan works with certified onsite installers, WW operators, service providers, designers, sanitarians, and, engineers to provide reliable and effective treatment solutions. We assist developers with budgeting from overall land use concepts, associated costs, product selection/comparisons, to  procurement packages and onsite project management.

Why work with us?

Taylor-Morgan has vast experience with small and large projects serving commercial, community, residential, and high-strength waste flows (breweries, restaurants, fuel stops and RV Parks).

We can provide you with an O&M budget reflecting your design and technology selection. T-M works with multiple manufacturers of wastewater treatment equipment to provide the best product selection options to our customers. Our trained staff will assist in bridging the gaps between engineers, sanitarians and site crews from start to finish.