We recently completed installation of a full treatment system and percolation for the new distillery in Fore, Co. Westmeath. A very impressive building, we wish them the best of luck with the business.
Installing a septic tank and pressurised sand filler percolation system




Installing a new tank and raised percolation area in Coolquay County Dublin
Installing a new Septic tank system and percolation area for a new house in Delvin, County Westmeath
Installation of a new septic tank and Bio Pure water treatment plant in Drogheda
Commercial water treatment system installation for BD Flood
BD Flood are a nationwide provider of concrete products. In January, we completed an installation of a commercial level water treatment plant for one of their new premises, including all ground works, piping, installation of treatment units and percolation-soakage area. Here are some photos.
Installing a concrete treatment tank and tertiary treatment plant
Here, our ground team are installing a large treatment tank plus a new tertiary treatment plant. The tertiary treatment system is the newest technology in sewage and waste water treatment which further improves the effluent quality, removing toxins and other biological factors.
If you would like to know more about the tertiary treatment system, contact us and we will be happy to answer your questions.
Installation of new water treatment tank and percolation area at a new house
Here are some photos from a complete installation for a new house in Kilbride, Trim, back in March 2018
Upgrading an existing septic tank with the bio pure treatment system
Here are some finishing and landscaping pics of a job we did in May in Dundalk. We upgraded an existing septic tank with the Bio Pure treatment system and installed a new percolation area. The Bio Pure control unit is located discreetly amongst existing plants and shrubs. Lawn is raked back and re-seeded so the finished job is virtually invisible after a few weeks.
Replacing an old sewage system
Here’s a job we did in Duleek, County Meath, replacing an old non-working system with a new sewage system and drainage.