Staying compliant usually takes several companies — one to treat the water, another to operate it, someone else to file the reports. Trinity is your one‑stop shop. Our TCEQ‑licensed operators design, install, operate, and report, so your water stays compliant and safe. We'll handle it all.
Under TCEQ rules (30 TAC §290.38), a PWS is any system meeting either of these thresholds:
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No need to hire a water‑treatment company, then chase down a separate operator and someone else for the paperwork. Trinity delivers full‑service solutions and compliance from design to completion — under one roof, under our TCEQ approval.
The work TCEQ cares about: monitoring plans, sampling, reports. We do it.
Our TCEQ‑licensed operators track your monitoring plan, submit your reports, and keep your system in good standing with the agency.
We design and operate treatment systems that meet TCEQ standards so the water leaving your system is safe to consume.
We do the sampling, meter reads, data entry, and reports.
Every system is different. We size our involvement to your monitoring plan, your staff, and your budget.
Most problems get solved on site, not over email. Here's how the work actually goes.
We come out and assess the system — iron, hardness, chlorine, filtration, a missed report — and pinpoint what's actually wrong.
No cookie‑cutter packages. Each system solution is designed for your needs, your operation, and your budget.
We troubleshoot and repair on site, then test to confirm the fix is right before we call it done.
Ongoing operation, maintenance, and the proper documentation and reporting TCEQ requires — handled on schedule.
A specialized team and dedicated support — a human, one phone call away.
30+ years of TCEQ‑certified expertise, and a commitment to safe, reliable, compliant water.
Experienced, licensed professionals who know Texas drinking water regulations and compliance.
From PWS operations and monitoring to treatment equipment, repairs, and troubleshooting.
Sampling, reporting, public notices, and staying compliant with TCEQ requirements.
Regular inspections and monitoring catch issues before they become costly problems.
Prompt support when operational issues, repairs, or emergencies arise.
Solutions for iron, hard water, color, odor, and total dissolved solids (TDS) reduction.
Every system is unique. We tailor our services to your specific needs and budget.
We work closely with owners, businesses, RV parks, restaurants, and communities for dependable water.
Trinity Water Treatment is a Public Water System (PWS) management and commercial water treatment company. Our TCEQ credentials include Class III Water Treatment Specialists, and Licensed Water Operators. These credentials allow us to design your system, install it, operate it, and file the reports.
For years I worked on the water treatment side of this industry, and I kept running into the same broken process. An operator would collect a routine bacteriological sample, find no chlorine residual in the distribution system, and the owner was suddenly juggling two companies: one to diagnose and repair the disinfection equipment, then the operator again to come back and pull a fresh compliance sample. Every hand‑off meant more downtime and a system that stayed out of compliance longer than it should have.
So I became a licensed public water system operator and went back to the systems I had already helped. What I heard shaped this company. When owners were frustrated, it usually wasn't because a sample got missed. It was because the TCEQ compliance documentation and recordkeeping had quietly fallen behind.
They didn't need another vendor to chase down. They needed one partner who could fix the problem, operate the system, and keep the records right.
That is why Trinity delivers all three under one roof: water treatment, public water system operations, and compliance management. When something breaks, it gets solved once instead of passed between vendors, which means faster fixes, cleaner compliance, and far less for owners to keep track of.
TCEQ regulates every PWS in Texas. Operating one legally requires a licensed Water Operator, and any active treatment — filtration, disinfection, RO — calls for a Water Treatment Specialist on top of that. Trinity holds three credentials: a Water Operations Company, licensed Class III Treatment Specialists, and licensed Water Operators on the team. Plenty of water companies sell you equipment and walk. We operate your system under our TCEQ approval and keep you compliant year after year.
Treatment systems engineered for your water: wells, RO, filtration, distribution.
A TCEQ‑licensed operator on your account, with monitoring, sampling, and field service.
Routine maintenance, TCEQ reporting, and compliance paperwork. On schedule.
Hard water and scale cost businesses money: equipment that fails sooner, products that suffer, customers who notice. Trinity designs and maintains commercial water treatment systems sized to your operation.
Spotless glassware, better coffee, and the confidence that the water serving your guests is clean.
Filtration that fights scale and corrosion. Fewer breakdowns, longer equipment life.
A single café or a multi‑building resort. Fixed install or mobile, designed to your spec.
If your facility hits the PWS thresholds (15+ service connections, or 25+ people for 60+ days a year), we can operate it under TCEQ rules on top of providing treatment.
Send us a few details about your facility and water challenge. We'll come back with a plan.
Helpful links for Public Water System (PWS) owners and businesses figuring out whether TCEQ rules apply to them. All sources go directly to TCEQ.
The authoritative source on PWS rules, sampling, and reporting.
TCEQ's overview of who qualifies as a PWS and what's required.
TCEQ's Drinking Water Viewer (the replacement for Drinking Water Watch) — search a PWS's samples, monitoring schedule, and compliance history.
The Texas Administrative Code section that defines a PWS.
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