How it works
Cleaner water, naturally.
Every Waterloo Biofilter system follows the same proven treatment process. Select a system to explore how wastewater moves from your home through treatment and into the leaching bed.
Wastewater enters
Water from the home flows to the anaerobic digester tank.
Solids settle
The digester separates and begins breaking down solids.
Water is treated
A pump doses wastewater through the Biofilter Basket Treatment Unit.
Water disperses
High-quality treated effluent is distributed to the leaching bed.
Follow the blue flow line: the moving droplets show the path wastewater takes through the system.
Wastewater enters
Water from the home flows into the treatment system.
Solids settle
The anaerobic digester begins separating and breaking down solids.
Water is treated
The Biofilter provides advanced aerobic treatment.
Water disperses
Treated effluent is distributed to the leaching bed underneath.
Shed System: Follow the blue flow line to see the treatment path.
Wastewater enters
Water from the home flows into the treatment system.
Solids settle
The anaerobic digester begins separating and breaking down solids.
Water is treated
The Biofilter provides advanced aerobic treatment.
Water disperses
Treated effluent is distributed to the leaching bed underneath.
Flat Bed System: Follow the blue flow line to see the treatment path.
Wastewater enters
Water from the home flows into the treatment system.
Solids settle
The anaerobic digester begins separating and breaking down solids.
Water is treated
The Biofilter provides advanced aerobic treatment.
Water disperses
Treated effluent is distributed to the leaching bed underneath.
HDPE Tank System: Follow the blue flow line to see the treatment path.
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Compact Series
Its interactive treatment flow will be added here.
