Borehole Treatment
There are areas of the UK that are not connected to a municipal supply. If you use water from a borehole, spring or well it will require risk and sample analysis – treatment, irrespective of whether you are a domestic or commercial user, the water quality must adhere to the private supply regulations currently in force. The Private Water Supply Regulations 2016 with amendments 2017 (Wales) and August 2018.
A full chemical analysis must be undertaken. Our samples will be independently analysed by a UKAS approved laboratory. Based on this we can tailor a particular package for your application. Equipment can be specifically installed for sediment filtration, iron removal, and disinfection ie: chlorination or ultra violet (UV) systems.
We can provide specifically designed Borehole/Spring Water treatment systems to your individual requirements, complete with regular service and maintenance contracts to ensure your system remains compliant.
We can also complete a full risk assessement of your private water system as required by the Local Authority and Environment Health .
We have undertaken and completed many projects over the years and continue to provide those clients with the support and maintenance of the installed systems. The completed projects include Leeds Castle in Kent providing complete refurbishment of the defunct systems with twin variable speed booster pumps, with nitrate removal, sediment filtration and Ultra Violet disinfection.
The treatment and maintenance of the borehole fed garden irrigation system at Buckingham Palace, also providing water treatment control and maintenance support Leckford Estate for Waitrose Farms with their numerous borehole supplies for their agricultural and tenant drinking water supplies.
Previous installations also include working in conjunction with Hampshire County Council for the refurbishment of the reservoir and replacement of storage tanks providing water via a borehole to the Queen Elizabeth Country Park at Butser Hill, near Petersfield in Hampshire; Leckford Estate; and Glynde Estate. Some of our clients include private schools, private estates, commercial growers and producers and domestic boreholes.
The borehole treatment system in the picture is installed at Leeds Castle. Water is collected in a brick sump from several catchment pits, which then overflow via a channel into a small brook, which eventually reaches the lake. Water is pumped from the catchment pit into a surface sectional built, fibre-glass storage tank. It is then distributed via a variable speed, twin head booster system through a duplex nitrate removal plant, sediment filtration and finally a Ultra Violet disinfection unit.
The Environment Health Officers will visit you if you have a borehole, well or spring water supply and you are legally bound to comply with any directives or instructions they may issue.
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