Servicing, repairs and planned maintenance department

Our service manager is accredited to British water for servicing sewage treatment plants. Also City & Guilds qualified for electrical installations (BS7671:2008) 17th edition.

We cover the south east of England.
(See our area map for details)

You probably dont think about your sewage treatment plant or pumping station very often.

Until they break down.

Regular servicing helps keep your equipment working efficiently and prevents breakdowns.

Please telephone our office for more information on our pre planned maintenance service contracts.

We can customise these contracts as required.

However should an emergency problem occur we will respone as quickly as we can.

Being a small business we are able to offer better service, a more personal touch and much lower costs than the big companies.

We aim to offer a friendly, professional, workman like service to the domestic, commercial & industrial customers.

We can provide full electrical services for wiring sewage plants and pumping stations.

Including specialised control panel wiring for either sewage plants or pumping stations.

All works will be complete with electrcial certificate and part P notifications as required.

We specilise in alarm and system wiring. From simple led or indicator lights through to full telegraphy.

We ensure that your system / plant is working to its optimum.

We have customers including householders, housing associations, caravan parks, pubs, hotels and farms.

Our service vehicles carry a complete stock of spare parts, including all filters, pumps, blowers, bearings, lubricates and all of the spare parts and hardware required to servicing all makes and models of modern sewage treatment plants.

Treatment plants & pumping stations need regular maintenance to ensure problem-free operation. Failure to maintain is likely to cause difficulties within the plant.

Therefore it is essential the system / plant is maintained by a reputable organisation.

Don't leave it to chance...

Shaft failure

Flooded plant

Pump burnt out

Pollution

It can work out very expensive to just leave it!

The Water Resources Act 1991 as amended by The Environment Act 1995 Consent to discharge section stipulates that a log of maintenance shall be kept for inspection by Agency Officers for a period not less than five years.