Battleground WTS
The Senior Expert on Every Visit.
Cooling towers, closed loops, and boilers for industrial and commercial facilities, healthcare, churches, and schools across the Houston metro and Gulf Coast. Doug Moore handles every account personally. 32+ years, every visit.
Your building exists to serve others. Your water treatment vendor should too.
The Problem
Most Facilities Managers Won't Know There's a Problem Until Equipment Fails or an Inspection Finds It
Damage builds without a trace.
Scale, corrosion, and biological growth all develop slowly inside your systems. None of it shows up in a report that just says "treated."
The expert closes. A stranger services.
The senior technician who won the contract hands the account to a route tech. A different person most months, reports you can't interpret.
By the time you know, it's built up.
Equipment failures and compliance audits surface what years of inadequate service reports missed. The accountability question lands on facilities.
"The inspection that found the problem didn't create it. Years of service reports that said 'all clear' did."
Why We're Different
12 Years Inside the Companies That Service Your Building
Doug Moore spent 12 years as a senior technician and group trainer at Nalco before founding Battleground WTS. The same pattern appeared on every large contract: the senior expert closed the deal, then moved to the next opportunity. A junior technician inherited the route. The customer kept paying the same rate. The service changed without anyone announcing it.
Most cooling towers we assess on a first visit in the Houston area are running between 2 and 3 cycles of concentration. The chemistry in most programs can safely support 5 or 6. Running below that threshold means the system is flushing treated water to drain two to three times more often than it needs to, which raises chemical consumption, increases water use, and keeps the dissolved mineral load in the basin higher than it should be. We see this on almost every first visit. The current vendor's reports almost never mention it.
- ✓32+ years in commercial water treatment
- ✓Doug Moore on every site visit, cooling towers to closed loops to boilers
- ✓Written service report after every visit, in plain language
- ✓Callback within one hour: text first if on-site in a loud plant, call the moment he steps out
The Standard We Hold
Our First Apprentice Is Now Working at Dow Chemical
Trenton Harris came to us with no water treatment background. Doug trained him for a year on commercial systems, cooling towers, closed loops, and boilers, and helped him place at Dow Chemical. He's still there.
That's the standard we hold every site visit to. The kind of work that goes on a technician's record and follows them into a career.
"I ended up doing a full-year water treatment internship with Doug. We worked in refineries, chemical plants, office buildings, big churches, and small mom-and-pop operations. I learned so much about water treatment and testing that I had a lot of confidence once we were done. I felt that I was better prepared for the next step in my career."
Trenton Harris
First Battleground apprentice · Dow Chemical
How It Works
Three Steps to Knowing Your Systems Are Protected
Schedule Your Free Site Assessment
Doug comes to your facility. He walks your cooling towers, closed loops, and boilers, checks your chemistry, reads your meters, and gives you a professional written opinion. No cost. No obligation. No sales pitch during the visit.
Receive a Written Report in Plain Language
What was found. What needs attention. What you should expect from a properly maintained system. Written in English, not chemical notation. Most clients say the first visit is the first time they've understood what's actually happening in their building.
Start Your Program
Monthly service visits, chemical reporting after every call, and direct access to Doug. Every reading documented. Every visit explained. No rotating technicians.
Our Guarantee
The Battleground WTS Triple Guarantee
Senior Technician on Every Visit
Doug Moore handles every service visit personally. 32+ years of commercial water treatment experience. Not a route technician. Not a substitute. Doug.
One-Hour Callback. Every Time.
If he's on-site in a loud plant, he'll text you immediately and call the moment he steps away. You hear back within the hour, every time.
Scale Remediation at No Additional Cost
If scaling occurs on any system under an active Battleground WTS service program, we remediate it at no additional charge.
"You're guaranteed to get a guy with 32+ years of water treatment experience on your site. Not some flunky who's been at the company a year."
Per month, qualifying cooling tower facilities
If You Have a Cooling Tower
If Your Facility Has a Cooling Tower, You May Be Leaving Money on Your Sewage Bill
Under City of Houston Ordinance Sec. 47-129, facilities with qualifying cooling towers receive a monthly credit on their sewage bill for water that evaporates off-site. That water never enters the sewer system, so you shouldn't be paying sewer rates on it.
Most water treatment programs don't include this in their scope. Battleground WTS monitors evaporation credits and submeter calibration as part of every cooling tower service program. For a facility that qualifies, that's $5,400 to $33,000 per year. No competitor in this market monitors this.
What's at Risk
What Happens When Water Treatment Isn't Being Done Right and Nobody Catches It
Equipment rated for 15 years fails in 8 or 9.
Scale on heat transfer surfaces forces equipment to work harder to move the same amount of heat. Corrosion pits the metal those surfaces are made of. Neither process is visible from the outside. Both accelerate without proper treatment and monitoring.
The inspection surfaces what the reports didn't.
Annual mechanical inspections and water management audits reveal what years of inadequate treatment leave behind. By then the damage is done and the accountability question lands on whoever was overseeing maintenance.
Unclaimed evaporation credits add up fast.
A cooling tower facility with no credit monitoring leaves between $5,400 and $33,000 per year on their sewage bill. That's real money leaving the organization with no equipment failure, no vendor error, and no obvious explanation.
The building fails the people who depend on it.
An HVAC failure during a Sunday service, a school day, a patient ward shift, or a production run is not a maintenance issue. It's the building stopping work at the moment it was supposed to be doing it.
What Changes
What Six Months With Battleground WTS Looks Like
Your equipment runs on schedule. After every service visit, a written report shows up in your inbox: what was checked, what was found, what to watch for. No "all clear" and nothing else. You know what's happening in your building, in plain language, every month.
When you call Doug, he picks up. If he's in a plant, you get a text in minutes and a call when he steps out. If your facility has a cooling tower, your evaporation credits are being tracked and claimed every month. The money you were entitled to comes back to your organization.
Your systems are protected. You can focus on everything else.
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What Makes Battleground WTS Different
The Only Water Treatment Company Where Your Contract Trains the Next Generation
Battleground WTS operates as a commercial enterprise inside Battleground Ministries, a nonprofit organization incorporated in 2007. Revenue from every water treatment contract funds a trades apprenticeship program that trains young men for careers in commercial water treatment and related industries.
When you choose Battleground WTS, your contract pays for expert water treatment service on every visit. It also funds the program that produces the next generation of people who do that work.
No other water treatment company in this market does that.
The Buildings Your Facility Depends On Deserve a Vendor Who Actually Shows Up
Schedule a free site assessment with Doug Moore. He comes to your facility, walks your systems, and gives you a professional written opinion on your water treatment program before you make any decision.
Schedule Your Free Assessment →Or call Doug directly: 281-309-2351. He answers on the second ring.
Commercial Water Treatment — Houston Metro and Gulf Coast
1105 Jerry Street, Richmond, TX 77469
281-309-2351
Serving Harris County | Fort Bend County | Montgomery County | Brazoria County
Battleground WTS is a DBA of Battleground Ministries — a nonprofit sports and trades ministry.
Your building exists to serve others. Your water treatment vendor should too.