ABOUT WWI
About Waste Water Innovations: A Field Service for Sludge, Odor and H2S
We are a field-services company built around one idea and one way of delivering it. The idea: the bacteria already living in your wastewater can do the work if they have oxygen, so we bring them oxygen instead of adding more bacteria, enzymes or chemical additives. The delivery: a monthly program we run for you. We review your data, calculate the dose, survey the site, set up the drip, monitor it and test the water. We serve municipal collection systems, plants and lagoons and agricultural lagoons across the United States, with a home septic product for homeowners.
We sell a program, not a pallet of product.
- Waste Water Innovations (WWI) is a United States field-services company that runs biological wastewater treatment programs for municipal and agricultural systems.
- WWI was co-founded by Peter Flowers, its chief executive, and Troy McKinley.
- DRP Accelerator is made by DRP Seven, and Waste Water Innovations, based in Englewood, Colorado, is its exclusive distributor for the United States.
- WWI's program supplies usable oxygen to the bacteria already in a wastewater system instead of adding bacteria, enzymes or chemical additives.
- WWI delivers DRP Accelerator as a monthly service with no capital purchase: data review, dose calculation, site survey, a monitored drip, and water testing.
- WWI is a member of the Rural Water Association of Utah and the Florida Rural Water Association.
- WWI serves customers across the United States and does not sell by territory.
Why we are called innovators
We look for solutions in the market that we can bring to customers. There are many products out there, but often they are unknown to the businesses and towns that need them. Our job as a company is to find the ones that work, prove them in the field, and deliver them as a service the customer never has to think about. DRP Accelerator is the one we built the company around: an inorganic compound that carries usable oxygen to native bacteria, in anaerobic and aerobic conditions. It keeps hydrogen sulfide from forming and gets grease and organic sludge breaking down where they sit. We did not invent the biology. We found the way to feed it and we run the program.
Who we are
Peter Flowers, co-founder and CEO, has spent ten years in wastewater management after an earlier career in computer science, which is where the habit of measuring everything comes from. Troy McKinley, co-founder, spent twenty years building wastewater treatment facilities before he started treating the water inside them, so when he walks a plant he sees it the way the operator does. Between us we have stood in enough wet wells and beside enough lagoons to know what an operator has been promised before, and to prefer showing a measurement to making a claim.
What we sell and who makes it
DRP Accelerator is made by DRP Seven, and Waste Water Innovations is its exclusive distributor for the United States. What we add to the product is the program: the review of your data, the dose calculation, the site survey, the tank and the drip, the remote monitoring, the replenishment and the testing. The product is registered with NSF as an L1 nonfood compound, and we put its safety data and our written assurance in front of you before the first dose. The household version of the same accelerator is sold separately for septic tanks, and our residential pages point you to it.
How a program with us actually runs
It starts with your numbers. We turn your wastewater data into a dose and a frequency for your system. Then we survey the site and pick the delivery point that fits how you already operate, as far upstream as we can reach water and power. We set a tank on site, mix and activate the accelerator, and it drips into the flow continuously. We monitor the tank remotely and replenish it on a schedule. Dosing is priced monthly: an operating line, not a capital project, with no equipment for you to buy and nothing new for your operators to do. Testing of water quality parameters runs alongside, because a program you cannot measure is a program you cannot trust. One thing we say up front: results are site-specific, and we treat organic sludge, not sand and grit, and not worn-out equipment.
Where we work and how we stand behind it
We work across the United States from our base in Englewood, Colorado, and we are not tied to a territory. We are members of the Rural Water Association of Utah and the Florida Rural Water Association, because small systems are where a monthly program beats a bond measure most clearly, and we presented the program at DairyCon 2026. In Hawaii we work with Reef Guardians, a nonprofit that tests and protects the islands' reefs, and have donated water-testing equipment to their work. Before the first dose we put our assurance in writing and hand over the product documentation, and we set a baseline so the change is measured, not assumed. To start, tell us the type of system you run, its approximate flow or volume, what you are seeing and where you are. Use the form below or write to info@wwi-llc.com and we will take it from there.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Straight answers.
Is Waste Water Innovations a chemical supplier or a service company?+
A service company. DRP Accelerator is the product we deliver, but you buy a program, not a pallet: we design the dose for your system, set up the drip, monitor and replenish it, and test the water throughout. We stay on the account and measure the change with you instead of shipping product and moving on.
Who runs Waste Water Innovations?+
Two co-founders. Peter Flowers is the CEO and has run wastewater programs for the past decade. Troy McKinley built wastewater treatment facilities for a career before co-founding the company. Both are on site for surveys and setups.
Who makes DRP Accelerator?+
DRP Seven makes DRP Accelerator. Waste Water Innovations is its exclusive distributor for the United States, and we deliver it as a managed program: dose, delivery, monitoring and testing, priced monthly.
Where does WWI provide service?+
Across the United States. Our program is designed around your system's data and a site survey rather than a sales territory, so location rarely changes the answer. Send us where you are along with your system details and we will confirm the next step.
What kinds of wastewater systems does WWI treat?+
Any system where bacteria do the work: municipal collection systems and lift stations, treatment plants and wastewater lagoons, farm animal waste lagoons, wash-down slurries and solid manure, and home septic systems. If hydrogen sulfide, organic sludge, grease, odor or BOD is the problem, our program is built to help the native biology get ahead of it.
What happens after I contact WWI?+
We review the wastewater data you send and work flow rate and volume into a dosage and frequency for your system. Next comes a site survey to pick the delivery point. You get a monthly program with a price, we set up the tank and the drip, and testing continues once dosing begins so the change is measured, not assumed.