Years in business
20+
Design & Install
Most water treatment problems cannot be solved with an off-the-peg system. Water is a chemistry, and every application needs its own answer.
We design the treatment first and choose the equipment second, so you get a system that works for its purpose and meets your legal obligations, installed by the people who designed it.
We survey and sample the supply, design the treatment it needs, specify and build the plant, then install and commission it on site.
That might be filtration, softening, UV or reverse osmosis on a private supply, de-ionisation for boiler feed, glasswashers and humidifiers, or dosing that controls Legionella in cooling systems and pools. The system that suits one property is rarely the right one for the next.
Everything is designed around your source, your demand and the regulations that apply to you, and stood behind by the same people who fitted it.
Water is a chemistry, not a commodity: filtration, softening, UV, reverse osmosis and dosing, combined to suit the supply you actually have.
Choose equipment before you understand the water and you over-treat in one place, under-treat in another, and pay for both in running costs.
A system designed around your source, your demand and the regulations that apply to you, installed by the same engineers who designed it.
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A few of the supplies we've designed, installed and looked after.
Imported RO units kept proving unreliable, so we built our own.
Removes up to 99% of impurities, and passed inspection by the Drinking Water Inspectorate.
Water like carrot juice one day, coffee the next.
In-house ultrafiltration: clear water from a clay-rich, variable source.
Several water treatment firms had already tried and failed.
A redesigned RO that copes with fouling, saline water.
We design the water treatment first and choose the equipment second, which is the opposite of fitting a standard package and hoping it suits the site. Every design starts from the specific problem in front of us, drawing on more than twenty years of experience across a wide range of supplies and buildings. The result is a system built around your water and your demand, rather than around a supplier's catalogue.
Every system is designed around your water and your demand, so there is no standard figure. We quote a fixed price after a site survey and a water analysis, and that price is what you pay.
Yes. Our installations carry a twelve-month guarantee, and where a system is kept on one of our service contracts, pro-rata guarantees apply beyond that period. Keeping a system under regular servicing is the surest way to protect both its performance and its longer cover.
Yes. We are often asked to take on a property with a supply already in place, or to improve a system that is not performing as it should. We assess what is there, keep what is sound, and design around the parts that need to change, rather than assuming everything must be replaced.
To design well we need to understand four things: the source of your water, the demand and flow the system has to meet, the water quality you want to achieve, and the space available for the equipment. You do not need to have all of this to hand before you call, as we can help establish much of it through survey and sampling. The clearer the picture at the outset, the more precisely we can design.
Because the equipment is only as good as the thinking behind it. If you select hardware before you understand the water, you tend to end up correcting the wrong things, or over-treating in some areas and under-treating in others. By fixing the treatment strategy first, we make sure each piece of equipment earns its place and works as part of a considered whole.
We design and install with the relevant regulations in mind, including the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 and, where a private supply is involved, the Private Water Supplies Regulations 2009. Working to these from the outset avoids awkward and costly changes later. Where drinking water quality is central, the standards overseen by the Drinking Water Inspectorate frame what a good result looks like.
We commission the system, show you how it works, and set out the servicing it will need to stay reliable. Water treatment is not a fit-and-forget purchase, and equipment such as filters, membranes and dosing needs periodic attention to keep performing. Many clients move straight onto a service contract at this point so the system is looked after from day one.
Water treatment is only ever part of the picture. Whatever your property needs, it is looked after by the same team.
Tell us about your property and what you need.