Water Treatment

We can respond to urgent breakdowns on commercial water treatment systems, particularly where a failed valve, gate, or structural component has stopped a process from running. Because fabrication, mechanical, and electrical capability all sit within our own team, we can assess the fault and get a repair or replacement moving without waiting on a third-party supplier. 

Response times depend on the nature of the fault and current workload, so it's best to call us directly rather than submit a general enquiry. Our experience with utility-sector installations means we're used to working under time pressure without cutting corners on safety or compliance.

Yes, we can manufacture directly from client-supplied drawings, matching dimensions, materials, and tolerances exactly as specified. This is common on industrial water treatment projects where a contractor or consulting engineer has already produced the design and needs a fabrication partner to build it accurately. 

We review drawings before manufacturing begins and flag anything that looks unclear or inconsistent, so problems get caught early rather than during installation. Where minor adjustments are needed for site conditions, we discuss these with you before proceeding. Working from existing specifications tends to shorten the overall project timeline, since the design phase is already complete before we get involved.

We design and manufacture custom hoppers, vessels, and structural steelwork built specifically for water treatment systems, whether you need a like-for-like replacement or a completely new configuration for your site. Everything we produce is manufactured in-house in our own workshop, which keeps tolerances tight and turnaround fast compared to outsourced fabrication. 

We work from your existing drawings or design a new solution from scratch based on site surveys and operational requirements. Where old plant equipment needs removing first, we handle that too, so you're not coordinating a separate demolition contractor. For custom fabrication on your water treatment services project, our Fabrication & Manufacturing can build the components your site needs.

Yes. We install penstocks, gantry exchanges, and valve replacements that control flow across sewage and clean water treatment process sites, and we regularly work alongside framework contractors and utility companies on live installations. Our recent project with IBS Engineered Products covered penstock installation for nature reserves, treatment sites, and rivers, plus fabrication work on flood defence gates. 

That relationship has grown because we deliver quick turnarounds without cutting corners on quality. We manage the mechanical scope from initial site assessment through to commissioning, keeping disruption to ongoing operations minimal. For the mechanical side of your industrial water treatment installation, our Mechanical Engineering manages the on-site works from start to finish.

Our electrical support team is NICEIC approved, bringing over 40 years of combined experience to panel work, instrumentation, and controls for commercial water treatment sites. We coordinate electrical works alongside our mechanical and fabrication teams, so everything runs as part of one project rather than being handled by separate, disconnected contractors. 

That means fewer scheduling conflicts and a single point of accountability if something needs adjusting mid-installation. We handle wiring, testing, and commissioning, and we can support both new builds and upgrades to existing systems. Our Electrical Support can wire and commission the controls your water treatment services installation needs.

We do. Our workshop produces high-definition CNC profile cuts for structural and architectural steelwork used across water treatment systems, including guarding, access platforms, and custom panels. Cutting accuracy stays consistent whether we're producing a single component or running a full batch for a larger installation. We work from your specifications or existing designs, so replacement parts match what's already on site without modification. 

Our profiling capability also feeds directly into our own fabrication projects, meaning we're not relying on third-party cutting that can slow down a build. If your project calls for precise steel parts, our Laser Profiling service can cut them to the exact specification your site drawings require.

Yes, this falls under our general fabrication scope. We build guarding, access platforms, shoots, and roller conveyors to fit the specific layout of your water treatment systems site, rather than adapting generic templates that don't quite match. Our engineers visit site to take accurate measurements before manufacturing begins, which avoids costly rework once components arrive for installation. 

We can produce these pieces as part of a larger project or as standalone additions to an existing setup. If your site needs custom structural additions, our General Manufacturing can design and build them alongside the rest of your installation.

We work on waste water treatment installations for food and beverage manufacturers, building custom hoppers, roller conveyors, and shoots to hygiene-conscious specifications. Our team understands the added compliance and cleanliness requirements that come with food-grade environments, on top of the standard fabrication and installation work we do for commercial water treatment clients generally. 

We design components that are easy to clean and maintain, reducing contamination risk during ongoing operations. If you're upgrading an existing line or installing new equipment, we can scope the project around your production schedule. For a food-grade solution, our Food Production & Processing understands both the sanitation requirements and the water treatment services side of the build.

We provide ongoing preventative maintenance and inspection after commissioning, checking valves, gates, and structural components for wear before they cause problems. Regular inspections are scheduled around your operations, so they don't interrupt an already-running water treatment process. 

Our engineers document what they find and flag parts nearing the end of their working life, giving you time to plan replacements rather than deal with unplanned failures. This tends to work out cheaper than reactive repairs over the long run. Our Maintenance & Inspection can set this up as a recurring schedule tailored to your site.