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Specializing in commercial and industrial projects, AQUARTIS provides cutting-edge technology to meet your water recycling needs.

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Water recycling

The solution with definite advantages and unlimited possibilities.

Our projects

AQUARTIS is pioneering water reuse and is using its expertise to assist numerous clients. Here are some examples of how our systems are used.

  • Montreal Canadiens, Bell Center

    Professional ice hockey team the Montreal Canadiens, is a pioneer in innovation and sustainable development.

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    LMPG (Lumenpulse)

    Fully automated ECOVISION®-RW system recycling rainwater, to supply toilets and urinals flushing. It features an all-in-one configuration, with a high-flow self-cleaning filter, a 2 000 liters vertical storage, multi-barriers water treatment, pumping and automation.

  • Loggia Urbaine

    Designed with the environment and residents’ comfort in mind, this innovative 11 000 sq. ft. building features many green technologies and sustainable construction methods.

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    University Laval, Nunavut Research Station

    Université Laval, in collaboration with the Qikiqtani Inuit Association, has been building a new research station in Qikiqtarjuaq.

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    Local 144

    The Local 144 of the United Association, representing plumbers and pipefitters, has established a new eco-friendly headquarters and training center in Pointe-aux-Trembles, Montreal.

  • City of Brossard

    The City of Brossard, in Québec, had planned to build a new state-of-the-art aquatic complex designed to cater to both recreational and competitive aquatic activities.

  • Hotel Spa Excelsior

    As an environmentally proactive establishment, Hotel Spa Excelsior decided to upgrade its infrastructure with a rainwater recycling system in order to use only rainwater to fill the pool.

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    City of Laval

    The City of Laval, in Québec, had planned to build a new fire station to serve its growing population.

  • City of Montréal, Maison de la culture Pointe-aux-Trembles

    The City of Montreal wanted to make residents aware of the importance of sustainable water use.

Neptune

Since its creation, AQUARTIS has provided water recycling systems producing high-quality non-potable water for non-potable applications such as toilets and irrigation.
The next leap forward for AQUARTIS is NEPTUNE.
Launched in 2020, with a team of scientists and engineers, the NEPTUNE program is intended to achieve decentralized, and affordable Direct Potable Reuse (DPR)—the process of transforming wastewater into safe, high-quality drinking water.

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How to get started with water recycling

Interested in recycling water to reduce your operating costs, safeguard your water supply, manage water responsibly? We are professionals you can trust, backed by the safest and most reliable technologies.

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