Some of our recent rainwater harvesting system installations. The blue unit is our combi control panel which houses an internal break tank, pump set, and controls to enable water savings across the building. #rainwaterharvesting #waterconservation

Wastewater from showers, handwash basins, and bathtubs is only lightly contaminated and can be reused within the building as a non-potable water supply with a greywater recycling system. buff.ly/3ZsQJ76 pic.x.com/junqcuDVx9

Greywater Recycling can provide a non-potable water supply to achieve greater water efficiency in commercial buildings. Greywater Recycling is well-suited to hotels, student accommodation, leisure centres, and offices. buff.ly/3ZsQJ76 pic.x.com/SzVkRMfax1

Greywater Recycling works by capturing incoming wastewater in a pre-tank filter. Greywater is then processed through a biological treatment process to remove bacteria. Finally, greywater is passed through ultrafiltration to remove bacteria. pic.x.com/mzseMJT4j7

Water is precious. Many buildings are wasting high-quality drinking water for toilet flushing. Greywater Recycling can assist with reduced reliance on mains water supplies by recycling lightly used water from the building. buff.ly/3ZsQJ76 pic.x.com/NOpgGV9IMQ

Ever wondered what it takes to clean a rainwater harvesting storage tank? Our tank cleaning operatives physically enter the storage tank and remove all debris through a wet vac ensuring a high-quality supply of sustainable water can be provided to the building. pic.x.com/j9S40GTMZT

Rainwater Harvesting Systems should receive a tank clean every 2-3 years as part of planned preventative maintenance works. Take a look at these before and after images of a recent tank cleaning job we completed for a client. buff.ly/467sCwY pic.x.com/u2mBgzZg16

Some more images of a recent tank clean we carried out on a rainwater harvesting system. Naturally occurring debris is best removed by a trained tank cleaning operative physically entering the rainwater storage tank to remove all debris. buff.ly/467sCwY pic.x.com/EwilXuRRuG

Rainwater harvesting systems located in areas of intense bird activity, close to forested areas, or areas by the coast may require a tank clean of the storage tank more frequently. A visual check of the supply from the system can help to determine whether a tank clean is required pic.x.com/2IeuHwnGy0

Another job completed by our engineers. The header tank of the rainwater harvesting system needed to be relocated for a repair of the roof. Our engineers were on hand to relocate and install new pipework (pipe insulation by others) to help the client continue to save water. pic.x.com/CuMCmS9VRS

This university campus saved 1 million litres of water through our rainwater harvesting systems. Our engineers have serviced the systems since installation with minimal replacement parts required. UK-manufactured systems by an experienced supplier will offer the best results. pic.x.com/YCrCSH3PGz

Fab day with Stormsaver today learning all about water reuse and how we can work more closely together. Also great to see them taking part in #WaterNightUK with posters around the office! 💧👏🏼

A great turn out of Christmas Jumpers yesterday supporting Christmas Jumper Day for Save the Children. 🎅 We struggle to fit everyone in our Christmas Jumper photos as the team grows, but this just means we get to see even more Christmas jumpers. #ChristmasJumperDay2024

This year, we have come together to bring joy to those who are most at need. We have come together to donate presents to Kings Mill Hospital, in support of their Care for the Elderly and Children’s services. 🏥♥️ We are proud to have supported such a great cause! 🎄

Merry Christmas! Everyone here at Stormsaver would like to wish our friends, family, customers and followers a very Merry Christmas. 🎉 Our team will now be enjoying some well earned time off. We will be closed from 24th December to 2nd January. 🎅🎄

2024, that's a wrap!🎉 We would like to take the opportunity to thank our amazing customers, suppliers, and, of course, our 46-strong team for making our 2024 a year to remember 😁 We look forward to moving water reuse further up the environmental agenda in 2025!! 🥳🍾🎇