Clean, dependable drinking water isn’t just a service—it’s a community’s lifeline. At Kimley-Horn, we help utilities, municipalities, and private providers deliver safe water efficiently, sustainably, and in full compliance with evolving regulations. Whether you’re modernizing aging infrastructure, meeting new water quality standards, or expanding capacity, our experts bring the resources, technology, and creativity to make it happen.
We tailor each project to align with your budget, schedule, and long-term vision—helping your system stay safe, reliable, and sustainable for generations.
Kimley-Horn provides full lifecycle solutions for regulatory demands, operational needs, environmental concerns, and public expectations— all while keeping costs and schedules on track.
We help secure reliable, high-quality water sources for today and decades to come. Our services include groundwater and aquifer studies, surface water intake design, aquifer storage and recovery, and source water protection programs—balancing supply security with environmental stewardship.
From removing PFAS to complying with Lead and Copper Rule revisions, our team delivers water treatment systems that protect public health and adapt to changing regulations. We design facilities that leverage complex technologies—including membrane systems, reverse osmosis, filtration, and disinfection—and integrate automation and monitoring for consistent quality and efficiency.
We design robust distribution systems that keep water moving safely and reliably, even under stress. Services include hydraulic modeling, pipeline rehabilitation, storage tank and booster station design, and smart water technology integration—supporting streamlined performance, redundancy, and adaptability.
Together, we can protect your community’s most vital resource. From the first planning meeting to long-term operational support, Kimley-Horn provides the expertise, technology, and dedication to keep your water systems flowing smoothly.
To adhere to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) PFAS standards, investor-owned utilities are actively seeking technologies to mitigate these harmful chemicals. Check out our experts’ best practices for PFAS mitigation as well as streamlined decision-making tools.
