WATCH: Ask the Experts 2026

Ask the Experts is Water Daily's webinar series connecting water and wastewater professionals with the companies developing the industry's latest technologies, equipment, and services.


Ask the Experts is Water Daily's webinar series connecting water and wastewater professionals with the companies developing the industry's latest technologies, equipment, and services.

Each session features a practical presentation from an industry solutions provider, followed by a live Q&A where attendees can ask questions and discuss real-world applications. Topics range from treatment technologies and digital solutions to asset management, PFAS, water reuse, infrastructure, and utility operations.

Whether you're evaluating new technologies, looking for practical implementation insights, or staying current on industry innovation, Ask the Experts offers a direct opportunity to learn from the people building the next generation of water solutions.

Session Lineup:

Grit Removal Technologies

Dana Casbeer | Oldcastle Infrastructure

Explore modern approaches to grit removal and learn how treatment facilities can improve operational performance, equipment protection, and long-term system reliability.

Designing Better Pump Stations

Carl Wootten | Excel Fluid Group

Learn how a design-build-maintain approach to prefabricated pump stations can simplify project delivery, reduce risk, and support long-term operational success.

Modernizing Sewer Inspections

Tim McGarry | SewerAI

Discover how advances in inspection technology are helping utilities, engineers, and contractors generate more consistent pipeline condition data, improve rehabilitation planning, and make more confident infrastructure investment decisions.

Is MBR Right for Your Facility?

Chintan Parikh, PE | Integrated Water Services

Understand where membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology delivers the greatest value and what utilities should consider when evaluating MBR for new or upgraded treatment facilities.

Whether you work in utility operations, engineering, consulting, or infrastructure planning, you'll leave with practical insights you can apply to current and future projects.