Water Quality & Treatment

Site contamination frequently affects more than just soil. Where contamination is present in soils, it can often impact surface water and groundwater, which may be moving away from the site. Equally, contaminated surface water or groundwater moving onto a site can result in soil and vapour contamination.

This makes a thorough understanding of the presence and movement of surface water across a site, and groundwater through a site’s subsurface, integral to many environmental investigations.

Water is a significant and important resource, used for irrigation, industrial processes, drinking water, maintenance of our natural ecosystems, and constructed wetlands. Whether it is water supply, dewatering, waste management, or contaminated site assessments, the protection and preservation of water resources is an essential factor in choosing appropriate development types, acceptable levels of impact, remediation, and management to maintain or restore environmental values now and into the future.

Where remedial works are needed to address contamination, we tailor proven cost-effective remediation solutions to suit each unique circumstance. Over the past two decades, our water treatment solutions have successfully treated over four billion litres of contaminated water, restoring environmental values in the process.