People in most countries, have been warding off any expense involved in treating water (why spend money treating waste, has been the oft-heard question) as the magnanimity of the problem had not dawned till recently.

Treated wastewater is increasingly being recycled or reused in agriculture, horticulture; utility purposes (both in residential as well as corporate buildings). A number of innovative corporate and residential buildings and campuses are using dual water supply systems where recycled wastewater is supplied for purposes such as landscaping, air conditioning, laundry, bathing, dish washing, toilet flushing, and swimming pools.

Raw water also needs to be treated using specific methods for drinking, cooking and other personal use.

Water collected from any source is contaminated and this contamination runs at three levels: physical, chemical and microbiological. Hence it becomes imperative for water, obtained from any soucre, to be treated as the contamination is perceivable even in the so-called ‘fresh water‘ sources.

Sources of wastewater include homes, shops, offices and factories, farms, transport and fuel depots, vessels, quarries and mines.Water used in toilets, showers, baths, kitchen sinks and laundries in homes and offices is also considered wastewater.

Much of the wastewater we produce has been changed in a way that means it cannot be used again unless it is treated. Changes made to water that turn it into wastewater include: warming or cooling it, adding human waste, adding oil, grease or fat, adding organic matter such as food wastes and adding poisons such as pesticides, some organic compounds, synthetic chemicals and heavy metals

This is how it works:

Raw Water from various sources or Waste Water generated during toilet flushing, bathing, laundry and dish washing, air conditioning etc. are treated using multiple processes to remove sediments and contaminants and kill potentially harmful microorganisms.

The processes depend on the desired quality and usage of the treated water. Using processes that exist today, even deeply contaminated sewage water can be treated to make drinkable.

This whole exercise is not just aimed at heading towards a green and clean planet, we also see to it that you as our clients, benefit in many ways.

Our solutions are based on a strong and detailed evaluation of your present and future requirements (organizational, social and mandatory). We then provide you with a plan for achieving the quickest possible return on your investment with long term cost saving. We offer a wide range of high quality solutions at very cost effective prices.

We help you build a strong business case for CSR by carefully studying the impact of your eco-related implementations on customers, suppliers, employees, shareholders, communities and other stakeholders, as well as the environment.

We can also help you understand the benefits (emotional, social & financial) of adhering to practices like LEEDS, implementing Carbon Credits schemes and more.