Sewage Treatment Plants

WHAT ARE TREATMENT PLANTS AND WHO ARE THEY FOR:

Sewage Treatment Plants are used by properties that can’t discharge their waste water into the mains sewage system. 

A sewage treatment plant will process the property’s waste water and release it into the local environment, without causing any pollution. 

Sewage treatment plants are used by Households and Business, big and small. 

There are two types of  treatment plants:

1: Mechanical Sewage Plant

• they are suited to locations where the treated waste-water can be discharged via a ‘soak-away’ or into ditch or gully,
• there’s a wide range of makes and models, such as Sabre and Klargester,
• they can be built for new properties or replace failing tanks and plants.
• they can be used to replace Septic Tanks that are discharging sewage in the water course, as required by the Environment Agency. 

2:  Organic Sewage Plant

• organic sewage plants are commonly known as Reed Beds
• and they are seen as being very effective in cleaning waste water,
• they require very little maintenance when compared to other types of plants or systems,
• Reed beds are seen as the most environmentally friendly type of plant or system,
• the treated water will be realised into the local environment via a soak-away, or into a ditch or gully,
• Reed beds can be built for new developments or replace failing tanks and plants.
• they can be used to replace Septic Tanks that are discharging sewage in the water course, as required by the Environment Agency. 

How we can help:

If your plant is failing, or you need a new one as part of development then we can help

• we can advise what type of plant or system is best for you and your property needs,
• And we will take care of the whole process; from Design, Manage Environmental Agency Approvals through to Installation.