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Water reuse

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The problem

Water prices and wastewater costs keep rising, so it pays to reuse process, cooling, washing and grey water where possible. With mechanical filtration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis and disinfection, water can be reused in production, washing, irrigation or toilet flushing – reducing both your water bill and environmental impact.

Our solution

Together we determine your needs, supply suitable equipment or materials, install them and keep the system running with maintenance. We have 15 years of experience in water treatment and work across Estonia.

Price

Price depends on water quality, required capacity and installation scope. We prepare an exact quote after a water analysis or site details.

Service area

We are based in Tartu County (Rehepapi põik 3, Soinaste küla, Kambja vald) and mainly serve Tartu and Harju counties – Tartu, Tallinn and the surrounding areas. We also travel to sites anywhere in Estonia.

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More solutions

Frequently asked questions: Water reuse

What is water reuse?

Water reuse means treating used or collected water (e.g. process water, greywater or rainwater) so that it can be used again, for example in processes, cooling, irrigation or toilet flushing.

Can reused water be drunk?

As a rule, water is reused for technical purposes. Using it as drinking water requires very thorough treatment and compliance with drinking water requirements.

Which technologies are used for water reuse?

Mechanical filtration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis and disinfection (e.g. UV) are used. The solution is chosen based on the water composition and intended use.

Is water reuse cost-effective?

Water reuse reduces water consumption and wastewater costs. Payback depends on the water volume, water price and the treatment needed, and we can help you calculate it.

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