WAI: is the acronym for Wastewater Alternatives and Innovations and “Wai” is also the Hawaiian word for water.

Hawai‘i has over 83,000 cesspools that discharge over 52 million gallons a day of wastewater into Hawai‘i’s waters. These cesspools and failing septic systems contaminate drinking water, ruin underground aquifers, and pollute marine environments.

We work to mitigate the Hawaiʻi cesspool crisis by helping homeowners manage the cesspool and failing septic systems conversion process to new wastewater systems that are affordable, efficient, and better for the environment.

 
 
 
 


Check out Stuart Coleman’s recent article in Hawaiʻi Business Magazine & Interview with Hawai’i Public Radio.

Follow us on Instagram @Waicleanwater!

 

WAI in the world

Check out more recent articles featuring WAI on the media page.


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