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Water system disinfection

Illustration: Water system disinfection

The problem

Bacteria and biofilm can develop in pipes, tanks and wells, especially after repairs, long downtime or contamination. Legionella and E. coli are a health risk and can halt food and drinking water production. We disinfect water systems with shock chlorination and hydrogen peroxide and offer permanent solutions with UV units and dosing.

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 system disinfection

When does a water system need to be disinfected?

Disinfection is needed after a new system is installed, after repairs, flooding or a long shutdown, or when an analysis shows microbiological contamination.

How is a water system disinfected?

The system is filled with a disinfecting solution that is held in the pipework for a set time, after which the system is flushed with clean water. A control analysis is then carried out.

Does disinfection provide lasting protection?

A one-off disinfection destroys microbes at that moment but does not protect against new contamination. A UV unit or dosing system provides lasting protection.

Are the substances used for disinfection safe?

When dosed correctly and after thorough flushing, the water can be used again. Always follow the instructions and check the result with an analysis.

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