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Greywater and Wastewater Management Solutions

We provide specialist advice and hands-on construction assistance for greywater and wastewater management systems, helping homes, communities, and businesses manage water responsibly and sustainably — at any scale, from individual households through to camps, lodges, and hotels. 

Greywater Systems

Greywater i.e. wastewater from sinks, showers, baths, and laundry — can be intercepted, treated, and reused rather than discharged to waste. A well-designed greywater system reduces freshwater demand, lowers the burden on sewage infrastructure, and allows treated water to be safely applied to gardens and landscaping. 

Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment

Constructed wetlands offer a robust, low-energy, and ecologically sound solution for treating sewage and combined household or commercial effluent. Wastewater passes through substrate layers and wetland vegetation, where physical, chemical, and microbial processes break down contaminants and pathogens to produce effluent suitable for safe discharge or reuse. Constructed wetlands can also serve as final polishing systems downstream of conventional biological sewage treatment. They are durable, low-maintenance, and improve in performance as the biological community matures. 

Our Approach

All our systems are designed and built using locally sourced resources and indigenous plant species. We work at any scale — from domestic installations to full systems for camps, lodges, and hotels — and offer both design consultancy and practical construction support throughout.

Creation of a Wetland

Below, the steps to create a flourishing wetland which has filtered the water and is both attractive to look at and is busy attracting the local bird life!

 


Gathering rocks for the border


Wetland layers: sand layer first, to protect the plastic liner next.  Another sand layer on top of plastic to prevent the bricks and gravel from damaging the plastic layer


Border of rocks

Soil layer going on top of sand layer


Gathering grass

Grasses are planted into the soil layer

Grasses have grown - The wetland is flourishing


Water is seeping out of the wetland into a soakaway downstream


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