Highland Consulting

We are proficient in wastewater management and are equipped to design Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 septic systems. We offer tailored solutions, optimizing treatment technology and minimizing operational costs for residential clients.

Highland Consulting offers commercial septic design for businesses and institutions. Commercial septic system design involves assessing the site, determining capacity, selecting components, planning layout, ensuring compliance, detailing installation, and considering maintenance. It's tailored to business needs and regulations to create an efficient wastewater treatment solution.

Water treatment solutions include filtration, reverse osmosis, UV disinfection, ion exchange, chlorine disinfection, activated carbon adsorption, membrane filtration, desalination processes, advanced oxidation processes, and biological treatment. These methods can be combined to efficiently meet specific water treatment requirements and government legislation, with ongoing research continuously improving these processes.

Sustainable/alternative civil design requires an innovative approach to wastewater treatment, emphasizing eco-friendliness and effectiveness. These solutions, distinct from conventional septic systems, incorporate various technologies such as composting toilets, constructed wetlands, decentralized wastewater systems, and solar aquatic systems. Sustainable/Alternative Septic Solutions offer flexibility and adaptability, promoting community resilience.

Managing the septic installation process involves coordinating tasks, permits, design, procurement, hiring contractors, scheduling inspections, and overseeing construction. It requires managing budgets, timelines, and communication among key stakeholders. Attention to detail, problem-solving, and safety are crucial for successful implementation and environmental protection.

Land development and subdivision involve converting raw land into developed properties through planning, design, and construction processes. This includes feasibility studies, septic feasibility, zoning analysis, land acquisition, obtaining permits, infrastructure design, lot layout, and construction strategies. Subdivision divides land into smaller parcels for development or sale, adhering to local regulations. Coordination among stakeholders is essential, including developers, engineers, government agencies, and communities. Factors such as market demand, sustainability, and infrastructure capacity influence successful projects.