Boxall Ward Ltd Case Studies – Part 3
Last two months we presented our two parts of our completed projects, illustrating installation and maintenance of private ‘off-mains’ drainage including Sewage Treatment Plants, Septic Tanks, Cesspools
Last two months we presented our two parts of our completed projects, illustrating installation and maintenance of private ‘off-mains’ drainage including Sewage Treatment Plants, Septic Tanks, Cesspools
A quick video of a Falcon 12 person Sewage Treatment Plant internal operation, carried out by Boxall Ward Ltd. For an idea of what
Boxall Ward Ltd Case Studies – Part 2 Last month we presented our first part of our completed projects, illustrating installation and maintenance of private
Boxall Ward Ltd Case Studies – Part 1 Completed projects illustrating Boxall Ward Ltd installation and maintenance of sewage treatment plant in Sussex, Surrey and Kent.
The History of Septic Tanks It’s an innovation that many of us take for granted, but septic tanks are an essential part of maintaining hygiene
Buying or selling a house with a septic tank? Many people dream of a move to the countryside, but not everybody realises that this
What are Klargester Tanks? Klargester septic tanks are a traditional solution to sewage disposal needs for both domestic and commercial premises not connected to the mains
Septic Tank Flooding And Other Problems Drainage problems with your soakaway or septic tank can be caused by various issues, the most common of
Land Drainage Solutions for Sussex, Surrey and the south-east We are delighted to announce that Boxall Ward now offers Land Drainage solutions for Sussex, Surrey and
Garden Drainage Solutions If you are new to living off-mains, you’ll be aware you’re going to need garden drainage solutions to get rid of your
Septic Tank Emptying: Another Household Necessity Septic Tank Emptying For reasons of health and hygiene, septic tank emptying should be a routine and regular occurrence. The
How Septic Tanks Work Septic Tank Design The first Septic Tank was invented way back in the 1860s and continues to be utilised today. It