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Everything we do is driven by finding a 

Solution to Pollution.


Not every effluent system requires the same treatment process - in light of this we design and build economically sound specialist waste treatment plants to meet our client's needs on a project by project basis.

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We work with the client to save them money wherever possible. This may involve:

  • Building specialist equipment including DAFs and rotary screens to remove particulates which we then put into aerobic digesters.

  • Supplying test units where we dose proprietary bacteria to break down effluent so it will meet discharge consents. 


The sustainable solution to waste problems!

Holding tank pre harvesting algae.
A test unit we rent out for trials.
A rotary screen used for removing particulates.
An MD 24/42 DAF with built in flocculation tubes.
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The essential outcomes of a bespoke wastewater treatment plant.

We create a mechanism through which to assess the related drainage infrastructure which could have an impact on existing systems in relation to growth, climate change and other influences.  

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To provide interventions to meet both anticipated and identified needs.

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And to highlight how these infrastructure improvements will meet environmental outcomes in relation

to potential sewer or surface water flooding.

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Please do not hesitate to get in contact for further information. 

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WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Geyser Water Treatment specialises in the design and build of sustainable water and waste treatment plants.

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Wastewater treatment is a process used to remove contaminants from wastewater or sewage and convert it into an effluent that can be returned to the water-cycle with minimal impact on the environment, or reused for  water reclamation. Pollutants in the wastewater are removed, converted or broken down during the treatment process.

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Wastewater treatment plants may be distinguished by the type of wastewater to be treated, i.e. whether it is sewage, industrial wastewater or agricultural wastewater.

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