Haberberger completes work on wet-weather expansion project for Lemay wastewater treatment plant


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ST LOUIS -- Haberberger Inc., a mechanical contracting company based here announced its team recently completed work on a wet-weather expansion project for the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District’s (MSD) Lemay Wastewater Treatment Plant in South St. Louis County.

Haberberger was tapped by Tarlton Corp. to construct four primary clarifiers, a primary sludge pump station and a grit building. Led by General Superintendent Phil Jones and Project Manager Jeff Roberts, Haberberger’s team also upgraded the plant’s HVAC system, replacing ductwork and associated pipe valves and fittings.

One of the biggest challenges Haberberger faced during the project was installing 6,000 lineal feet of pre-stressed concrete cylinder pipe 40 feet into the ground. Some of the pipes were 144 inches in diameter and weighed as much as 80,000 pounds. Haberberger’s team was able to overcome these challenges, however, and complete the project in a little over two years.
 
Haberberger Inc. is a 62-year-old mechanical contracting company that offers complete HVAC installation, customized maintenance programs, process piping and piping fabrication, and refrigeration and energy management services to a variety of industrial and commercial customers. Additional information is available at www.haberbergerinc.com

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