Do I need wastewater treatment if I am on municipal sewerage?

If your property is connected to the municipal sewer network, the bulk of treatment is handled off site. On-site treatment is for properties and facilities that manage their own effluent. We assess your situation before recommending anything.

What standard does the treated water need to meet?

That depends on where the water is discharged or reused. We reference treatment goals to recognised water-quality standards and discuss what applies to your site during the assessment.

How is a wastewater system maintained?

Like any treatment system, it needs ongoing attention to keep working. We help you keep to the right service intervals so discharge quality stays consistent, holding the work to our workmanship guarantee.

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Water Purification in Pretoria & Gauteng

Wastewater Treatment

On-site treatment that brings effluent to a suitable standard before discharge or reuse, sized to the volume your home or facility produces.

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What this service is

Wastewater treatment solutions to manage and process effluent responsibly for homes and facilities. We help you treat effluent to a suitable standard before discharge or reuse, with the system sized to the volume you actually produce.

Responsible processing
Treats effluent to a suitable standard before discharge or reuse.
Sized to your volume
Systems matched to the amount of wastewater you actually produce.
Home and facility scale
Solutions from smaller domestic setups to larger facility applications.

Is this right for you?

Wastewater Treatment is a strong fit for:

Properties not on municipal sewerage
Facilities managing their own effluent
Sites needing compliant discharge

Common water concerns we address

These are the everyday issues that lead households in Pretoria and across Gauteng to ask about wastewater treatment.

Beyond the municipal sewer

Properties outside the municipal sewer network have to manage their own effluent on site rather than relying on bulk treatment elsewhere.

Managing your own effluent

Facilities that produce wastewater need to treat it to a suitable standard before it leaves the site, whatever they are discharging.

Discharge requirements

Discharge is governed by water-quality expectations, so treated effluent needs to meet the limits that apply to where it is released.

Odour and environmental impact

Untreated or poorly treated effluent creates odour and affects the surrounding soil and water, which is a concern for both households and facilities.

What to expect

A practical, professional process that keeps the system matched to your water and your needs.

01
Assess your effluent
We look at the volume and type of wastewater you produce and where it will go after treatment, so the system is sized to your real output.
02
Specify the treatment
We choose treatment stages matched to your effluent and the standard it must meet, rather than a fixed off-the-shelf package.
03
Install to standard
We fit and commission the system carefully, holding the work to our workmanship guarantee.
04
Maintain over time
We help you keep the system working so discharge quality stays consistent over time.

Ways we can set this up

We specify the right approach for your supply rather than selling a fixed package. These are the common configurations we install.

On-site treatment

A system installed on your property to treat effluent before discharge or reuse, sized to the volume you produce.

Best for: Properties not connected to the municipal sewer network.

Discharge-to-standard treatment

Treatment sized so effluent meets the quality expectations for your discharge route.

Best for: Sites that must meet defined discharge requirements.

Reuse-ready treatment

Treatment that brings water to a quality suitable for non-potable reuse on site, reducing fresh-water demand.

Best for: Facilities wanting to lower their fresh-water use.

How wastewater treatment works

Effluent passes through a series of treatment stages before it is discharged or reused. This is the general flow we plan around; the exact stages depend on your effluent and where it goes.

1
Screening and primary separation
Solids and debris are removed early so the downstream stages are not overloaded.
2
Biological and chemical treatment
Organic matter is broken down and the water's chemistry is adjusted to suit the next stage.
3
Clarification and polishing
Remaining solids settle out and the water is fine-tuned toward the target quality.
4
Discharge or reuse
Treated water is released to a suitable standard or reused on site, depending on your setup.

Product warranty

12-month warranty on all products

Workmanship

2-year workmanship guarantee

Service area

Pretoria & Gauteng, within a 50km radius