Our services, in detail

Four services for wastewater operators, quoted after a site assessment.

Program 01 · Oxygen where it is needed

Aeration systems

Aeration gets specified from a catalogue far too often. We measure dissolved oxygen, look at the real flows and loadings, and size equipment to those numbers — including telling you when the unit you asked for is larger than the basin needs.

  • Per site
  • Operators
  • Quoted in writing
  • Site access and data

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Stage 1 · Assessment

Dissolved oxygen, flows, loadings, depth.

Stage 2 · Sizing

Equipment matched to the measurements.

Stage 3 · Supply

Delivered with installation support.

Stage 4 · Verification

Readings taken after commissioning.

Stage 1 · Survey

Depth profile and accumulated volume.

Stage 2 · Programme

Dosing and aeration plan set out.

Stage 3 · Monitoring

Progress measured, not assumed.

Stage 4 · Review

Honest result, including where it plateaus.

Program 02 · Capacity back, without dredging

Sludge reduction & biological treatment

Sludge accumulation quietly removes the capacity a lagoon was designed around. Biological reduction programmes can recover a good part of it at a fraction of the cost of dredging, and we are straightforward about the cases where dredging is genuinely the answer instead.

  • Per programme
  • Operators
  • Quoted in writing
  • Sludge survey

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Program 03 · The complaint driver

Odour & surface control

Odour complaints are what turn a technical problem into a political one. Most of it traces back to anaerobic conditions and poor surface mixing, so that is where we start rather than with a masking agent that buys a fortnight.

  • Per site
  • Operators
  • Quoted in writing
  • Site assessment

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Stage 1 · Cause

Where the anaerobic zones actually are.

Stage 2 · Plan

Mixing and aeration before masking.

Stage 3 · Install

Equipment positioned deliberately.

Stage 4 · Follow-up

Checked after a full cycle.

Stage 1 · Inventory

What is installed and how old it is.

Stage 2 · Schedule

Inspection intervals that suit the duty.

Stage 3 · Service

Wear parts replaced before failure.

Stage 4 · Records

Documented for your compliance file.

Program 04 · Before it fails

Servicing, parts & inspection

Aeration equipment runs continuously in a hostile environment, and the failures are predictable: bearings, diffusers, blowers, membranes. Scheduled inspection catches those while they are parts rather than emergencies, and we keep the common ones available.

  • Scheduled
  • Existing installations
  • Quoted in writing
  • Equipment details

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Lagoon not performing?

A free site assessment with real measurements, and a written scope afterwards.