When a local clubhouse in Arizona faced severe septic issues, a group of Bermuda Water Company (BWC) employees stepped up to resolve the problem.

One employees’ children play little league baseball at a field where the clubhouse is located. The community space used for outdoor activities, was plagued by sewer backups in sinks and toilets, creating an unsanitary environment. There were porta potties on site because the facilities had been unavailable for about nine months.

A group of BWC employees rallied to help fix the sewage issues. The clubhouse was connected to a well, but there was a sewer tie 120 feet away located on Fort Mohave Indian Tribal land. The tribe gave the BWC team the OK to tie the clubhouse into their sewer line.

The team proceeded to dig a trench and lay the pipe to connect the clubhouse to the sewer system. The clubhouse now has a functional snack bar area with sinks and bathrooms and is now a better place for everyone to enjoy.