DON'T
FORGET!
We are
offering training seminars starting again this year. If you are interested
and would like more information, please contact us.
COMING
SOON!
We are preparing to send out newsletters via e-mail
very shortly. We have some e-mail addresses from our current dealers. But, you
can
contact us
to add to our list. Please make sure you provide your
information in the e-mail so that we know who you are.
Also look for
an announcement regarding our peroxide (Oxylox) systems. These systems were
tested and certified by the Water Quality Association per their S200
Standard for iron and sulfur removal.
ABOUT US
ENGINEERING SPECIALTIES
"The Problem Water Specialists"
THE COMPANY . . . . Engineering Specialties a/k/a Water Specialties
Group, Inc. is located in Bensenville, IL, a suburb of Chicago. The
company was founded in 1989 to assist water treatment dealers,
consumers, businesses and manufacturers with very difficult water
treatment applications. Engineering Specialties, along with their GAP
dealers and suppliers, has done and continues to do extensive research
and development on water studies and water treatment products. Our
methods, along with innovative products, have seen success on
thousands of applications.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES . . . . The foundation of our company is
based on the laboratory and consulting services we provide from a
basic low cost application recommendation to complete turn key
systems. Through our on going research, we have extensively tested
several proprietary filter media and resins that we distribute to
handle the load problems of difficult water. We have also developed
innovative products such as the Magnum AcceleratorsTM and OxyloxTM systems to ease
the installation problems for difficult water applications.
METHODOLOGY . . . . The principal method for our success is a
process we call "Element Restructuring." Instead of the typical
"guessing" that dealers and manufacturers have done for years, we take
an "analytical" approach. There are a variety of elements and
compounds that we typically look at in the water that give us the
ability to:
• Predict possible problems
• Know what type and when to use chemicals
• Know which filters and resins will or will not work
• Know what changes will occur, thereby eliminating possible future problems
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