Cavanaugh is a firm that truly lives our mission of cultivating stewardship of our earthly resources through innovation. More specifically, we serve private and public organizations, such as industry and utilities, to improve the efficiency in utilization of resources such as water as well as the nutrients and carbon associated with organic wastes. Our efforts provide increased revenues, reduced operating expenses, and improved environmental sustainability. The return to our customers for their investment in our services is improved stewardship of their financial, human, and natural resources.
Our Water Stewardship clients typically are concerned over the growing scarcity of water and the added costs/obstacles to their business associated with water scarcity, or simply frustrated that they are unable to attain their water efficiency goals within their expectations of timeframe or budget. We have helped hundreds of utilities implement strategies to reduce water loss, finding millions of dollars in lost revenue. Our water efficiency experts go well beyond just identifying problem areas, in that we train utility system operators and mangers in ways to continually improve their operations and make more informed management decisions that provide them with economic returns for many years to come.
Our Bioenergy clients often find themselves frustrated that they are unable to fully capitalize on the energy value of the organic materials - often organic wastes - that they are managing, or are afraid that they are making poorer investments in managing these wastes that will yield missed revenues or increased costs. We develop programs and solutions that help our clients get the most value from their organic resource management systems, providing for maximum return on investment in Bioenergy Development Systems.
For more information: Visit us at www.cavanaughsolutions.com
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Industry
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Civil Engineering
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Company size
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11-50 employees
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Headquarters
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Winston-Salem, NC
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Type
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Privately Held
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Founded
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1995
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Specialties
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civil engineer, municipal engineer, environmental engineering, utility services, water efficiency, bioenergy, NRW Management, and RNG
