GRP Building ‘Bore-Home’
key consideration of any Borehole and Water Treatment Project is where to house the necessary plant and components. Often there is not a suitable existing location in which to install this equipment.
With this in mind Hydroserve developed the ‘Bore-Home’ range of enclosures through our fabrication partners.
These GRP ( Glass Reinforced Plastic) units are ideal for withstanding the elements whilst providing secure protection to the plant equipment housed inside.
Where possible, we also use the ‘Bore-Home” units to house the Borehole well-head, avoiding the requirement for a secondary manhole chamber for the borehole itself.
In a nutshell, Hydroserve’s ‘Bore-Home’ GRP units are the perfect housing for your Borehole/Water Treatment System requirements.
Once we have ascertained water quality of a newly installed Borehole, we put together a Specification for a Water Treatment System. This system could comprise, as well as standard equipment such as pressure vessel and ultraviolet purification system; turbidity fliers, Iron Removal/Water Softeners, and occasionally pH correction. Once the specification is known we can build the plant in-situ at our Base in Yarm, North Yorkshire, and then transport the GRP BoreHome’ Building with the water treatment systems in, to the site for installation. Once assembled the systems are easily connected to inlet & outlet pipework on site. The major benefits of this approach are that first and foremost it reduces our carbon footprint as a company, as it reduces our travel to and from site, and secondly that it enables us to work more competitively, reducing our costs- savings which are in turn then passed on to our customers.
Get in touch with us today to find out more about our Bore-Home.
