Sustainable Water Supplies
Sustainable Water Supplies

The UK will require an extra 5,000 Megalitres of water per day by 2050 (Environment Agency)

Let's take a look at the stats...

2000+
Systems supplied and installed across the UK
6.8
Billion litres of water saved per year
1500+
System maintenance customers throughout the UK
1.9
Million KgCo2e of carbon saved per year
 A rainwater harvesting system diagram in a supermarket setting. Rainwater collected from the roof area and reused for toilets.

Rainwater Harvesting

Rainwater Harvesting is the collection and storage of rainwater that is filtered and reused throughout your building for non-potable use such as toilets, irrigation and vehicle washing.

Recycled rainwater can provide substantial savings on water bills, ensure you achieve your sustainability targets and reduce carbon emissions. Harvested rainwater minimises the use of unnecessary mains water, by utilising a free, natural resource which falls abundantly onto our roofs. Stormsaver believes we should live in a world where mains water is used for potable use and rainwater is used for everything else. With over 20 years of expertise, Stormsaver are ready and waiting to help you meet your water conservation targets.

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 A greywater recycling diagram. Greywater is harvested from showers and handwash basins within the building and reuses as a non potable water supply.

Greywater Recycling

Greywater Recycling is the process of collecting reclaimed water from hand wash basins and showers.

The reclaimed water goes through a filtration and storage process which gives your building access to a constant supply of recycled water for non-potable use. Toilet flushing, irrigation and vehicle wash plants are just some of the applications where recycled greywater can be used to supply. Using reclaimed greywater allows you to reap the benefits of water recycling, including reduced mains water consumption and demonstrating your commitment to preventing water scarcity.

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 Combined rainwater harvesting and attenuation diagram. Rainwater is channelled from the roof of multiple homes into central storage and reused

Active Attenuation

Most new developments require attenuation systems to prevent local drainage systems from being overwhelmed in inclement weather.

Combining the necessary attenuation system with rainwater harvesting protects your building against flooding and recycles water for non-potable use. Using unique Met Office weather prediction technology, our Active Attenuation solution gives you complete peace of mind that you have 100% capacity for stormwater runoff.

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