Looking for a WWTP in Costa Rica? We design and manage full water and wastewater systems for hotels, condos, and industries

f you're planning a hotel, residential project, or industrial facility in Costa Rica, one of the first steps to secure permits and long-term success is to have a well-designed wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) — fully compliant with local regulations and adapted to your site's specific needs.

At Clean Water Group Costa Rica, we specialize in consulting, engineering, and supervision of complete water systems: wastewater, potable water, stormwater, reuse, and hydraulic designs.

💡 What we offer

• Full WWTP design for hotels, condominiums, and industries

• Sanitary, stormwater, and potable water system designs (including network, pumping, and storage)

• Environmental consulting and SETENA permitting

• Hydraulic modeling and construction support

• Technical documentation for municipal and governmental approval

• English-speaking technical support and reporting

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🧩 Why choose us?

• Local experience with international-quality engineering

• Custom-built designs that fit tropical conditions, local law, and real-life operation

• Regulatory support from pre-design to final approval

• Technical excellence + on-site assistance, even after delivery

• Avoid fines, delays, or unnecessary costs by choosing certified professionals from the start

📩 Contact us for a custom proposal

All we need is your site plan or general project concept. In less than 72 hours we’ll prepare a complete technical proposal tailored to your project, with transparent scope and pricing.

We have designed and managed dozens of WWTPs across the region — for eco-resorts, luxury villas, agro-industrial operations, and rural developments.