ECO Resources is Southwest Water Company.

Same people - same top quality service - new name.

ECO Resources, as part of the Southwest Water family of companies, has been a top provider of water and wastewater operations and maintenance services for many years. As part of our ongoing efforts to be a stronger, more effective provider of services for our utility customers, all of the companies that comprise Southwest Water Company are now uniting under our common name.

For more information about our unification process, listen to a message from our CEO.

Welcome! Visit our website at www.swwc.com/eco

Do you face water and wastewater utility system challenges?
Southwest Water Company has the solutions and experience to handle your utility system needs.
 

Our business is efficient, reliable delivery of water, wastewater treatment and other public works services. Read our case studies to learn how our professional services have helped several communities around the country.

Services Tailored to Your Needs
We offer flexible solutions to municipal water, wastewater and other public services challenges. We’ll customize our services to fit your needs, and with our state-certified personnel, we’ll help you realize cost savings and ensure regulatory compliance.

Operations
Our operations are structured into two segments: the Services Group and the Utility Group.

The Services Group (our non-regulated operations) consists primarily of contract water and wastewater management services as well as public works and design-build-operate services. We have over 700 contracts to assist cities, municipal utility districts and other government entities in the following ten states: Alabama, California, Colorado, Georgia, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas and Wyoming.

The Utility Group is made up of our regulated public utilities – more than 100 water and wastewater systems representing more than 160,000 residential and commercial connections in six states: Alabama, California, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Customer rates, service and water quality are regulated by state agencies.