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Looking for solutions
A reliable and secure supply of water,
To depend less on failing or constrained municipal infrastructure
Cost savings
Ways to manage and reduce the cost of water over time
Sustainable solutions for water supply, wastewater, and greywater management
Let’s understand how much water you use, where it comes from, and what quality of water you require, before we design and optimise a solution for you.
Depending on your site, this may include boreholes, alternative water sources, storage, treatment systems, and, where relevant, wastewater reuse solutions.
Water and wastewater systems require ongoing treatment, monitoring, and maintenance to ensure quality, compliance, and reliability.
We design systems that include treatment plants, storage, and smart monitoring, and can manage them throughout their full life cycle to ensure consistent delivery.
Water solutions, built around you
There are a number of ways in which water solutions can be structured depending on your needs, site conditions, and level of independence required.
This approach builds on your existing municipal connection by improving the treatment, storage, and management of water on-site.
Treatment systems ensure consistent water quality, while storage and control systems help manage interruptions and fluctuations in demand. In some cases, wastewater or greywater can be treated and reused to reduce overall consumption.
It is typically the simplest solution, but it still relies on the underlying municipal network unless supplemented with reuse or alternative sources.
This system uses groundwater as the primary source of supply, which is treated to the required standard for your application and typically supported by on-site storage.
It provides greater independence from municipal supply and can significantly reduce long-term costs.
The key considerations are the availability, yield, and quality of the water source, which require proper testing and validation before implementation.
A hybrid system combines multiple sources — typically municipal supply and boreholes — with integrated treatment, storage, and reuse.
The system is designed to automatically balance sources to ensure reliability, optimise costs, and maintain a consistent supply.
This is the most robust solution, particularly in South Africa, where supply constraints and interruptions are becoming more frequent.
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