Facts
Mains water use averages 140 litres/person/day
| 3 litre | Drinking, cooking |
| 8 litre | Dishwashing |
| 8 litre | Personal cleaning |
| 44 litre | Baths and showers |
| 63 litre | Fresh water |
| 17 litre | Clothes washing (Laundry) |
| 10 litre | Cleaning and car washing |
| 5 litre | Garden watering |
| 45 litre | WC flushing |
| 77 litre | Fresh water |
That’s 77 litres/person/day which could be replaced by harvested rainwater.
Imagine the effect on your water bill if you installed a rainwater harvesting system… that’s quite apart from legitimately being able to water your garden during a hosepipe ban.
A clean result
Various investigations by water companies found that there was no difference between using rainwater or mains water for laundry.
New laws on...
In June 2008, new laws come into effect which will result in stricter EN1256-3 certification, and treated sewage discharge has to conform to EU standards. Our systems already comply with EU regulations, so you will find it easier to obtain building consent.
Issues with consent to discharge
Many new housing developments have problems with consent to discharge treated sewage and we can help with this.
Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Cut your water bills while beating the hosepipe ban and save up to 50% of water without sacrificing hygiene or comfort.
Pumping Stations
There are pumps for any situation where sewage or surface water needs pumping to a mains connection.
Sewage Treatment Systems
The cost of treating your own sewage can be less expensive that a connection to the mains sewer. What’s more, you get an easy, safe solution.