Municipal Water & Wastewater Solutions

Equipment, parts, and repair support for the systems your community relies on.

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Municipal Sales & Service

A Partner for Your Water & Wastewater Operations

From new project designs to upgrades, replacement parts, and emergency repairs, Tencarva Municipal brings equipment and service support together.

  • Manufacturer representation
  • Equipment distribution
  • Parts warehouse support
  • Repair & service

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Equipment & Expertise

Support at Every Stage

01

New Projects

Get equipment and manufacturer support as your next water or wastewater project takes shape.

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02

Upgrades & Replacements

Find support for rehabilitating existing equipment and planning the next replacement.

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03

Replacement Parts

Connect with a local team to identify and source the parts your equipment needs.

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04

Repair & Service

Get help with planned repairs and urgent equipment service to keep your system running.

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Water & Wastewater Community

Municipal Memberships

 
ARWA supports Arkansas utilities with training, technical assistance, and advocacy, ensuring effective water and wastewater system operations.
WEF advances water quality worldwide through education, training, and advocacy for water environment professionals.
AWW&WEA supports water professionals in Arkansas with training, resources, and advocacy to advance water quality and sustainability.
FRWA supports Florida’s small water and wastewater systems with expertise and assistance across all operational phases.
The Georgia Rural Water Association (GRWA) is a non-profit organization representing rural systems throughout the State of Georgia in regard to drinking water and wastewater needs.
MSRWA supports Mississippi’s rural water and wastewater systems with training, technical assistance, and operational expertise.
The MWEA, a non-profit organization, is dedicated to preserving Michigan's water environment. Its members span various fields and are part of the global Water Environment Federation network.
The NFPA, a trusted safety authority for over 125 years, evolves with the times, addressing fire prevention, electrical safety, and more.
The NC AWWA-WEA supports North Carolina’s water professionals with education, training, and resources. As part of the global Water Environment Federation, it advances water quality and sustainability statewide.
The NCRWA provides training and resources to rural water and wastewater systems across North Carolina, ensuring safe and sustainable services for communities.
The SCRWA supports South Carolina’s rural water and wastewater systems with training, technical assistance, and advocacy for reliable community services.
SC AWWA-WEA advances water quality in South Carolina through education, training, and support for water professionals statewide.
TAUD supports Tennessee utilities with training, technical assistance, and resources to ensure safe and efficient water and wastewater services.
VA AWWA is a section of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), an international nonprofit scientific and educational society dedicated to the improvement of drinking water quality and supply.
VRWA provides training, support, and advocacy for Virginia’s rural water and wastewater systems, promoting safe and sustainable services.
The Michigan Rural Water Association (MRWA), founded in 1990, is a non-profit dedicated to ensuring safe drinking water and regulatory compliance. MRWA supports Michigan municipalities with training, technical assistance, and resources to protect public health and the environment.
VWEA advances water quality in Virginia through education, training, and support for water environment professionals.
WWA supports global water professionals with resources, training, and advocacy to ensure safe and sustainable water management.
WWEMA supports water and wastewater technology providers with advocacy, education, and resources to advance the industry.
 

Let’s Talk About Your Next Project

New equipment, an upgrade, a replacement part, or a repair—start with your local municipal team.