How to Request an Estimate from Environetics for a Water or Wastewater Project

Environetics Inc. accepts estimate requests through a form on its website, and you can also reach the company directly by phone or email. To use the form, you provide your name, phone number, email address, company, and the product type you are interested in, then add a message describing your project. The product types listed in the form are Floating Baffle, Tank Baffle, Clearwell Baffle, and Tank Cover. If you prefer to talk through the problem first, call 815-838-8331 or email [email protected].

What Environetics Does

Environetics is a manufacturer of environmental control products for industrial and municipal water and wastewater systems. According to the company, it designs, develops, patents, and manufactures specialized products to solve liquid pollution problems, with quality, low cost, and low maintenance as stated priorities.

Its product line covers four categories:

The company describes itself as committed to improving water quality by developing products that solve industrial and municipal water and wastewater quality problems.

How to Submit an Estimate Request

The website's "Request An Estimate" form is the primary intake path. Based on the form fields shown on the site, here is what you fill in and what each field is for:

1. Name — your contact name.
2. Phone — a number where the company can reach you.
3. Email — your contact email.
4. Company — the organization you represent.
5. Select Type — choose one of: Floating Baffle, Tank Baffle, Clearwell Baffle, or Tank Cover.
6. Message — describe your water quality problem or project needs.
7. Send Message — submits the request.

The expected result is that Environetics receives your project details and product interest so it can follow up with an estimate. The form does not ask for drawings, flow data, or tank dimensions, so if those matter for your project, put them in the message field or raise them when the company responds.

Choosing the Right Product Type Before You Submit

The "Select Type" field forces a single choice, so it helps to know which category fits your problem before filling out the form.

• Floating Baffles — the site positions these as a way to dramatically improve wastewater treatment. Choose this if your concern is treatment performance in a basin or lagoon where a floating barrier is appropriate.
• Tank Baffles — aimed at improving flow patterns in circular or rectangular tanks. Choose this if the issue is how water moves through an existing tank.
• Clearwell Baffles — aimed at eliminating short circuiting and increasing retention time. Choose this if your clearwell is not giving you the contact time you expect.
• Tank Covers — described as an attractive solution for enclosing new or existing tank systems. Choose this if the need is enclosure rather than flow or treatment.

If you are unsure, the message field is the place to describe the symptom — for example, short retention time, poor flow distribution, or an uncovered tank — and let the company recommend the category.

Other Ways to Reach Environetics

If you would rather not use the form, or want to discuss the project before committing to a product type, the site lists two direct contact channels:

• Phone: 815-838-8331
• Email: [email protected]

The company's mailing address is listed as 1201 Commerce Street, Lockport, IL 60441.

What to Include in Your Message

The form itself only captures contact details and a product category, so the quality of your estimate request depends largely on the message. Useful things to state:

• Whether the project is industrial or municipal.
• The type of system involved (for example, a wastewater basin, a circular or rectangular tank, or a clearwell).
• The specific problem you are trying to solve — the site frames its products around problems such as short circuiting, poor flow patterns, and inadequate retention time.
• Any constraints you already know about, such as whether the tank is new or existing.

Environetics states that it has designed, developed, patented, and manufactured specialized products for liquid pollution problems, and that it prioritizes quality, low cost, and low maintenance. Framing your message around the specific water quality problem gives the company the context it needs to respond with a relevant estimate.

A Note on Pricing and Response

The website does not publish prices, lead times, or service terms. The estimate form is a request for a quote, not a self-service pricing tool, so treat the submission as the start of a conversation rather than an instant answer. If your project has a deadline, mention it in the message — one testimonial on the site specifically thanks the company for expediting manufacturing and delivery, which suggests scheduling requests are worth raising early.