Friday 9 December 2011

2.5m x 2.5m Packaged Pumping Station

Take a look below at a 2.5m x 2.5m packaged pumping station for http://www.boots.com 
Burton on Trent. Delivered by drainstore.com today! 

If you would like to find out more about our pumping stations please visit us online at http://www.drainstore.com

Monday 21 November 2011

Rain Water Harvesters


When a homeowner wants to start the process of catching rain, they need to determine how far they want to go in the developmental stages of the rain catchers. If you are just using the water for watering the garden or lawn, then a simple rain barrel can be purchased with a pump attached to a hose. If you want to use the rainwater for internal uses and consumption, there are suppliers like us that can design the perfect rain water harvester system for the home, which will include a filtering system to eliminate pathogens in the water. Visit us at www.drainstore.com to find out more about our rain water harvesters


Friday 11 November 2011

Underground Drainage UK


The underground drainage of a home is crucial to daily living. It is in constant use whenever someone washes their hands, uses the toilet, showers, or cooks. Properly functioning sinks, showers, and toilets of a home depend a drainage system that is in good condition. With so much usage, it can be easy for the pipes in the system to become clogged and undergo typical wear and tear. When these problems occur, they often require professional help of the most expensive kind. To avoid letting things get out of control, homeowners need to maintain their drainage system by employing the services of a drainage specialist periodically every year. This professional will inspect the underground drainage to ensure that water and sewage waste is being transported properly and that there is no dangerous pressure buildup on the pipes. A little time and small investment can help avert expensive and extensive repairs to a home’s underground drainage system. To find out more about our underground drainage services feel free to visit us at www.drainstore.com

Friday 4 November 2011

Underground Drainage System

New homeowners take on a great deal of responsibilities when they make the commitment to a home. A home’s underground drainage system is just one aspect of homeownership that may be overlooked. But it is vital that this aspect of the home be regularly checked and maintained to avoid disastrous consequences and daunting repair bills. To find out more about our underground drainage systems visit us online at http://www.drainstore.com/

Friday 21 October 2011

Sewage Treatment

We deal with a wide range of sewage treatment plant suppliers for details of a selection of some of the sewage treatment plant suppliers we deal with click here!  We supply all sizes of units including schemes for larger commercial applications.




Thursday 6 October 2011

Take a look at our 13,000 Litre Garden Rainwater Harvester

Using recycled rainwater for garden irrigation is the most natural way to keep your garden looking beautiful all year round. Without a rainwater harvesting system, we use expensive drinking water to water our gardens.
The Garden system uses simple filters, and supplies rainwater via a pressure sensitive pump as required for garden irrigation, plus car washing and general cleaning, and has 100% water yield. By using a pressure sensitive pump electricity consumption is kept to a minimum.


To find out more about fantastic range of rainwater harvesters visit us online at http://www.drainstore.com

 

Friday 23 September 2011

Tuesday 13 September 2011

Hello and Welcome to Our Blog!

Hello and welcome to our brand new blog! we are  your one stop shop for all of your drainage needs, we provide all of the following services rainwater harvesters, pumping stations, wastewater treatment systems, separators, sewage treatment, underground drainage plus much more! We have created this blog to discuss the industry and our latest products and services.

We thought the following link would be of interst to our fellow bloggers take a look! http://www.rte.ie/news/av/2011/0906/media-3044443.html