Safe Efficient Compliant
WCS Environmental Engineering is a part of the WCS Group, which has the in-house skills and expertise in place to deliver full turnkey solutions from influent to effluent, with the capability to close the loop with water reuse.
We know that every site is unique which is why we work in collaboration with our customers to create customised water recycling solutions.
Wessex Water data shows total compliance at Sherborne - 75% cost saving for the client.
Wastewater treatment using Hybrid SAF™ technology has achieved total compliance over the first year of operation at a Wessex Water site. Watch the full video on how enhanced hydraulics and adaptable design also delivered a 75% cost saving for the client.
Dewatering technology selected by poultry producer
Industrial effluent market
Gressingham Foods environmental manager George Seinet said: “We are always looking at ways to make our wastewater treatment processes more sustainable, efficient and cost effective – installing a permanent dewatering technology to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions on our mission to become a net zero business.”
Sensitive housing development meets stringent environmental requirements
Commercial market – HiPAF® brand
WCSEE liaised with developer Capital Homes’ nutrient neutrality adviser throughout the design of the plant, to ensure the technology’s nitrate removal capability was considered as part of the neutrality calculations, submitted as part of the planning application.
Our Diamond brand
Homeowner and small businesses
Our domestic Diamond compact wastewater treatment plant is suitable for the home owner to a small commercial property not connected to mains sewerage.
Unlike the traditional septic tanks, the modern packaged sewage treatment plants are designed with an aerated process for todays’ increased volume of water usage in everyday life.
Discover more on our dedicated WPL Diamond website.
Automated timers half blower comsumption
Commercial market – HiPAF® brand
Blowers in WCSEE’s HiPAF range are now timed to pulse air into the process, rather than operate continuously. The timers will be built in as standard to the HiPAF range of treatment plants, cutting the amount of energy used to treat effluent by up to 50%. This can contribute to companies’ net zero carbon emission goals, as well as bringing welcome reductions in energy costs.
