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Sewage treatment plants

Sewage treatment plants supplied or fully installed

Choose product supply only, or ask us to manage the survey, system selection, installation and groundworks.

We work with established manufacturers and explain the practical differences before recommending a system. The right choice depends on the property, site conditions, discharge route and the way the system will be used.

BIOROCK Monoblock non-electric sewage treatment plant

Product supply only

If you already know what is required, we can discuss the specification and supply a suitable sewage treatment plant for your project.

Ask about product supply

Survey, supply and installation

We provide the full survey and installation service across East Sussex, West Sussex and parts of Kent, including system selection, groundworks and reinstatement.

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Understanding the options

What does a treatment plant do?

A sewage treatment plant treats wastewater from the property before the treated water is discharged. Different systems use different treatment processes, power arrangements and maintenance routines.

There is no single plant that is right for every home. A useful recommendation starts with the people using the property and the conditions around it.

  • Household size and likely daily use
  • Ground conditions and access
  • Available space and discharge route
  • Running and maintenance considerations
01 · PASSIVE

Non-electric treatment

Passive systems such as BIOROCK treatment plants do not rely on an electric aeration blower as part of the treatment process.

  • No treatment blower
  • Quiet operation
  • Product choice depends on the site
02 · POWERED

Powered treatment

Powered systems use electrical components to support treatment. The technology and servicing requirements vary by manufacturer.

  • Established system choices
  • Electrical supply required
  • Routine servicing should be planned

The important point: the product should follow the survey and site discussion. We will explain the relevant options in plain English before any system is agreed.

Manufacturers we work with

Three established brands

The examples below introduce the brands and technologies available. Product specification and capacity still need to be checked against the individual property.

BIOROCK Monoblock non-electric sewage treatment plant

BIOROCK

Non-electric treatment systems

BIOROCK systems use a passive treatment process without an electric aeration blower. They can be a useful option where low energy use and quiet operation are important, subject to site suitability.

Explore BIOROCK treatment plants
GRAF One2Clean powered sewage treatment plant

GRAF

One2Clean powered treatment

The GRAF One2Clean is a powered treatment system designed around a compact tank and a clear treatment process. We can advise whether its arrangement suits your property and proposed installation.

Ask about GRAF systems
Klargester BioDisc sewage treatment plant

KLARGESTER

BioDisc treatment systems

Klargester BioDisc systems use rotating biological treatment technology. The correct model and installation requirements depend on the property, expected loading and site layout.

Ask about Klargester systems

One practical route from first discussion to ongoing care

Use only the support you need. We can supply a plant on its own or coordinate the wider work around a complete installation.

Initial discussion

We start with the property, the existing arrangements and what you are trying to achieve.

Site survey

An on-site assessment can clarify access, levels, space, ground conditions and discharge options.

System selection

We compare suitable technologies and explain why a particular option may fit the property.

Supply

The agreed treatment plant can be supplied for your own project or as part of our full service.

Installation

We can manage the physical installation and connect the system as part of the agreed scope.

Groundworks

Excavation, drainage and reinstatement can be coordinated around the treatment plant installation.

Servicing

Planned servicing helps support ongoing operation and can identify items that need attention.

Repairs

We can investigate problems and advise on sensible repair or replacement options.

Examples of our treatment plant installs

Product choice is only one part of the job. Access, excavation, base preparation, connections and reinstatement all influence the completed result.

Common questions

Before you choose a plant

These answers provide a starting point. The circumstances at the property still need to be considered before a product or installation is agreed.

Ask us about your property
Can you supply a sewage treatment plant without installing it?

Yes. We can discuss product supply only if you already have the necessary information and arrangements in place. We can also provide the full survey, supply and installation service.

How do I know which treatment plant I need?

The choice depends on factors such as household use, site access, ground conditions, available space, the discharge route and maintenance preferences. A site survey may be the most useful next step.

What is the difference between non-electric and powered systems?

A non-electric system does not use an electric aeration blower as part of treatment. Powered systems use electrical components to support the treatment process. Each approach has practical implications that should be considered for the site.

Can you carry out the groundworks too?

Yes. Groundworks, excavation, drainage and reinstatement can be included within an agreed installation scope, so the wider project is coordinated alongside the treatment plant.

Which areas do you cover?

Green Septic Solutions is based in Vines Cross and serves East Sussex, West Sussex and nearby parts of Kent. Availability depends on the postcode and scope of work.

Get in touch to discuss your requirements

Tell us what you already know, whether you want product supply only and where the property is located. We can then discuss the most useful next step.