Wastewater Infrastructure Construction Engineers | Stonbury
Storms are increasing. The demand for effective wastewater processing is continually increasing, and the need to increase network resilience is urgent. When necessary, we have the capability to build.
Creating change, sustainably
From small-scale modifications to large-scale tank builds, our created assets are delivered smartly using low-carbon methods such as off-site construction to reduce their environmental impact.
Employing nature’s services
Our nature-based solutions including reed beds and artificial wetlands offer effective biological treatment while enhancing climate change resilience, protecting water quality, and helping clients achieve biodiversity gain and carbon targets.
Wastewater assets
- Storm tanks
- Combined sewer overflow
- Reed beds
- Outfalls
- Artificial wetlands
- Drainage
- Storm lakes
- Sludge tanks
- Settlement tanks
- Lagoons
- Filter tanks
- Bio-filters
- Access steps & platforms
- Digesters
- Holding tanks
- Treatment tanks
- Trickling filters
- Wet wells
- Septic tanks
Wastewater creation services
- Access fabrication & installation
- Concrete, brick & stone structure refurbishment
- MEICA installation
- Reed bed construction
- Storage tank construction
- Storm tank construction & extension
- Tank foundations
- Tank wall reinforcement
- Treatment asset construction
I am part of the wastewater asset maintenance team, where we support our clients in ensuring their assets comply with government regulations. I am proud of the work I do at Stonbury, which directly contributes to improving water quality, reducing storm overflow discharge and maintaining sustainable tertiary treatment systems.
Derek Allgood Project Manager
Awards & Accreditations
Storm tank installation
A 55 cubic metre sectional-steel storm tank with sustainable features was installed at a wastewater treatment site to comply with regulations to cut sewage overflows. The works significantly reduced running costs for our client and allowed them to meet specified carbon reduction targets while increasing stormwater capacity to help protect local waterways for decades to come.