What do you do when your water treatment plant is no longer fit for purpose?
It’s not uncommon for businesses to have water treatment plants on their premises that are out of sync with their outputs.
Using untreated water from a private supply can pose a risk to health. While using mains water for manufacturing can sometimes lead to a multitude of operational issues that can be time-consuming and costly.
How does reverse osmosis work?
Believe it or not, reverse osmosis (RO) really isn’t as complex as it sounds.
We’ve been proud members of the Made in Yorkshire (MIY) network for the past 2 years. It’s a fantastic way to meet other manufacturers from the region, sharing our expertise and learning for mutual benefit. It’s also a great way to meet and reach out to new customers and suppliers.
Here at Excel Water, we are a rapidly expanding water treatment company that has been established for over 25 years. We provide our customers with water treatment specific to their needs.
We’re looking to hire both a new water treatment plant engineer and a customer service/sales assistant based here in Allerton Bywater.
See below for more information on the roles and how to apply.
We’re investing £220,000 in relocating to new premises in Allerton Bywater, which includes a research facility. The move has been made possible by a £25,000 grant, accessed through Leeds City Region Enterprise Partnership’s (LEP) Growth Service.
It’s the Valentine season this month, so along that theme we thought we would share an insight into what members of our team love!
This is the lovely Jessica, who is often the first person you would speak to when you call our Excel Water office.
The problem………. Our customer had 2 old softener and RO combi units on site which were feeding their glass washing machines, but unfortunately, they were having failures on their double glazed units and struggling to keep up with demand as the orders were increasing.
Thanks to a call from Ilona at Made in Yorkshire I was lucky enough to have been invited to attend a conservative event at The Gherkin to promote UK manufacturing, and in my case to represent Yorkshire Manufacturing.
