Sewage systems provide us with a safe and hygienic way to dispose of wastewater without polluting the environment. The effects of sewage on the environment are largely negative so you must ensure your sewage system is working correctly.
How does a sewage treatment plant work?
Sewage treatment plants are often installed in rural areas away from the main sewers. They break down the waste by circulating air using an electric motor - the air creates ideal conditions for bacteria to break down harmful chemicals in the waste, therefore purifying it and creating a clean liquid discharge. They are designed to produce wastewater that is pure and free of toxins.
So, how do you ensure your sewage system is not polluting the environment?
If sewage is only partially treated before being released into the environment then it can contaminate water and be harmful to wildlife, therefore it is essential you maintain your system properly. Signs that show your system might be polluting include sewage smells, pools of water, sludge, foam or lush weeds or grey fungus growing in your local river or stream.
To prevent this, you should:
Get your system serviced regularly by an engineer
Get the sludge emptied regularly
Do not flush sanitary items, wipes, nappies or similar items down the toilet
Do not put fats, oils or chemicals down the drain
How can we help?
We supply and install sewage treatment plants. We also provide a regular maintenance service to ensure your system stays in tip top condition. Through our planned maintenance service, our team of experienced and qualified sewage treatment specialists will be able to identify any common faults, such as an under-performing system or bacterial growth. We will also help solve issues before they occur as well as ensure your system is working to its full potential.
We service all makes of sewage treatment systems, including Klargester, Titan, Marsh, Harlequin, KEE, WPL, Enso, Conder, Bio Pure, PureFlo, Biorock, Allerton, Acorn, Uni, Ensign, Entec, Moduline etc. Our team of specialists can provide you with expert advice. Call us today on 0121 461 4861.