Water Filtration Designed Around Your Water
Every water supply is different. We arrange laboratory water testing and use the results to identify the most appropriate filtration and treatment system for your property, water source and intended use.
Iron & Manganese Removal
Utilizing catalytic media to oxidize and filter out dissolved minerals, preventing staining and metallic tastes in your water supply.
UV Sterilization
Chemical-free disinfection using high-intensity ultraviolet light to neutralize 99.9% of harmful bacteria and pathogens.
Particulate Filtration
Multi-stage sediment filters catch sand, silt, and clay particles down to 5 microns, protecting your pumps and plumbing infrastructure.
Our Water Treatment Services
Water Sampling
We collect representative water samples from your borehole or private supply using the appropriate sampling procedure for the required analysis.
Laboratory Testing
Samples are sent to a suitable independent laboratory for analysis. The testing package is selected according to the water source, intended use and any known concerns.
Results Assessment
We review the laboratory results to identify the substances, minerals or microorganisms that may require treatment.
Bespoke System Design
Your treatment system is configured around the test results, required water volume, flow rate and intended use rather than relying on a standard off-the-shelf package.
Filtration Installation
We install the agreed filtration and treatment equipment and integrate it with the existing borehole, pumping, storage and distribution system.
Servicing and Maintenance
Ongoing servicing, filter replacement and system checks help maintain reliable operation and continued treatment performance.
What Can Water Testing Identify?
Depending on the selected laboratory analysis, testing may identify:
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Sediment and suspended material
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Iron and manganese
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Hardness and mineral content
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pH and corrosivity
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Nitrates and nitrites
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Sodium and chloride
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Turbidity, colour, taste and odour
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Bacteria and other microbiological concerns
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Other parameters relevant to the intended use
The required testing will depend on whether the water is intended for drinking, domestic use, irrigation, livestock, agricultural or commercial purposes.