Case Studies

Browse the case studies listed below.

Explore real-life challenges faced by trade professionals and contractors across a range of industries, and learn how Ferguson Waterworks facilitated solutions to help them achieve success.


Two utility workers in yellow vests installing leak detection technology.

Lehigh County's water authority trusted Ferguson Waterworks' recommendation to pilot AQS leak detection sensors. During the trial run, they detected 9 leaks and prevented a potential 18.4 million-gallon water loss from just one non-surfacing link leak.

The Town of Blowing Rock is actively working to minimize non-revenue water (NRW) through advanced leak detection technology. As a result of their proactive approach, they quickly identified and sealed a leak which likely saved them over $1.3 million dollars in potential lost revenue.

Vaughan Pump in a pump station

Templeton & Associates, a Ferguson partner and process equipment manufacturer representative, supplied the Vaughan Pump to handle increased levels of non-dispersible items entering the pump station.

Red Amiad in line filter for water reuse.

Looking for optimum efficiency, Clayton County Water Authority contacts Templeton & Associates, a Ferguson company and process equipment manufacturer representative, for premium water reuse products to enhance efficiency at the Shoal Creek WRF.

VDC rendering of pink water pipe.

The Ferguson Waterworks VDC team helps resolve design conflicts, accelerate procurement, and ensure field-ready accuracy for a large treatment plant infrastructure upgrade. Our cross-functional approach turned risk into reliability, delivering not just models, but certainty.

Pipeline construction worker stading next to large black pipe and referencing design plans on a tablet.

Ferguson Waterworks Supply Chain Procurement Specialists support a revolutionary potable reuse project, coordinating resources across fire protection, commercial plumbing, process mechanical, and utility trades.

Stacked black pipe for water and sewer infrastructure.

The Ferguson Waterworks infrastructure project management team facilitates new water and sewer services that span more than 400 acres. Our expertise, value engineering, and product procurement saved the client $25M and six months of lead time.

VDC rendering of lift station pipes

The expansion of the water and sewer infrastructure at Triangle Innovation Point in Sanford, North Carolina will increase the city's treatment capacity from 12 to 30 million gallons per day. Ferguson Waterworks provides detailed VDC logistics to identify and resolve issues before the lift station construction begins.

Pipes in a water treatment plant

Ferguson Waterworks' VDC Services support the De Soto Water Treatment Plant Improvement project with dedicated experts, 3D modeling technology, streamlined material procurement, and more.

BIM of water reclamation facility.

Ferguson Waterworks provides comprehensive water reclamation facility construction management services. Our design-build, VDC, BIM, and project management solutions prevented setbacks and maintained budgets.

Brand new All Saints Episcopal Day School Sports field.

Ferguson Waterworks teams up with Frontier Golf to stop rainfall events from making the All Saints’ Episcopal Day School sports field unusable. Furthermore, meeting Phoenix drainage capture and conveyance guidelines with R-Tank stormwater retention modules.

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The City of Houston spent $2.6 million on Winzer Park upgrades. They chose to partner with Ferguson Waterworks and Porous Technologies to improve the park’s stormwater drainage and detention.

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