State of the Art Design Technology
Direct water services provide a complete design service, ensuring a comprehensive water treatment package bringing together the very latest CAD technology with many years of practical experience.
The resulting standard range of plant is second to none and offers bespoke units which are specially designed to resolve specific problems be it here in the U.K. or overseas.
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Manufacturing to the standards and reliability industry demands
Direct Water services manufacture a comprehensive range of standard water treatment plant including base exchange softening, all forms of reverse osmosis filtration, de-alkalisation and demineralization. Plant built to customers' individual specifications can range from complex interactive plant through to effluent treatment and metal recovery treatment plant.
All plant is thoroughly tested at every stage of production, ending with a final rigorous test and inspection prior to despatch.
Our commitment to quality control ensures a smooth commissioning and future operational life of the plant.
As an economical alternative to purchasing new plant, we can also offer a refurbishment package where we will restore the customers' old plant up to current standards of control and performance.
Installation to the standards you expect
A total on-site installation package is offered with all our plant. We offer full turnkey packages involving removal and disposal of old redundant plant, civil works, full mechanical and electrical installation and if required the supply and installation of temporary water treatment plant whilst the new equipment is being installed.
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Commission & Testing
Direct Water Services include for the full commissioning of all their plant into service to meet design parameters and individual site requirements. When the strictest commissioning procedures have been completed, a full test is given to demonstrate the plant's performance and detailed instruction is given to site personnel.
Service & Maintenance
Direct Water Services are committed to the provision of high quality, nationwide on site service and place great emphasis on preventative maintenance. All our plant is covered by a comprehensive no-nonsense 12 months parts and labour warranty. Furthermore, after the warranty period, we can continue to maintain our plant, or indeed, that of other manufacturers, by providing tailor-made service contracts to meet our customers' specific requirements.
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Chemical Cleaning Division
It is essential that certain control measures are taken which are fundamental to the prevention of Legionnaires Disease.
Our specialist cleaning division has proven site expertise, modern equiqment and extensive technical knowledge in this field.
Our site surveys will establish the potential problem areas and select any necessary cleaning agents for system compatability and carry out the work to the latest British Standards.
Building Services: cleaning and sterilisation
All systems that are susceptible to infection should be identified i.e. cooling towers, humidifiers, hot and cold water services, showers and sprinklers.
The direct water services programme of testing, maintenence, cleaning and disinfection should be adopted.
Cooling Towers
These should be cleaned twice a year. This is recognised by the D.H.S.S who since 1980 have issued guidelines covering the disinfection of cooling towers and humidifiers, guidance note EH48 (January 1987).
Hot and Cold water systems
These include tanks and calorifiers and require sterilising to eridicate potential health risks. Direct Water Services follow strictly the British standard 6700 - 1987 section 13.9 guideline.
Cleaning should be carried out when there is a build up of slime, scum or other deposits. On completion of the above works certificates are issued to the client.
Bacterial Checks (T.V.C.C.) Total Viable Cell Counts
Direct water services can also monitor general microbiological activity by regular testing. This gives an overall picture of the system's condition and would indicate the need for a system sterilisation.
