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WATER SECURITY : THE NEXT BIG THING SEWTREAT CAN HELP Numerous sources, including News 24, Carte Blanche, The Conversation, and reports from Cape Town, have consistently highlighted a pressing issue facing our cities: the existing infrastructure is struggling to meet the water demands of the rapidly growing population. This challenge is not a recent development; […]

SEWTREAT has earned its place in the spotlight, garnering nominations and accolades that underscore its pioneering role in the commercial sector. Notably, SEWTREAT has been nominated for the prestigious CEBA (Controlled Environment Building Association) Built by the Best Awards and has received recognition in the Construction World. Furthermore, SEWTREAT has been selected as the most

Untapped Potential: How Water Treatment Transforms South African Enterprises…

Witbank, 13 August 2018: Local waste water treatment firm, SewTreat, announces the launch of the SewTreat Build-Own-Operate model. This model makes the installation and operation of an on-site waste water treatment solution more affordable for businesses of any size. SewTreat is now offering long-term, full-service Build-Own-Operate (B-O-O) contracts, a cost effective way for businesses, property developments,

Cape Town, 18 June 2018: SewTreat has completed the installation of a waste water treatment plant at the One&Only Cape Town that will result in a 40kl saving in municipal water per day. This translates to a phenomenal R114 000 per month reduction in water costs for the well-known V&A Waterfront hotel. Along with numerous water-saving

Witbank, 22 February 2018: Could it be that recycling the water we have is the key to water availability relief for the Cape region – as opposed to imposing increasingly stricter and potential unviable water usage restrictions as well as costly desalination? SewTreat have put forward another option – the biological treatment and recycling of waste

Could it be that recycling the water we have is the key to water availability relief for the Cape region – as opposed to imposing increasingly stricter and potentially unviable water usage restrictions as well as costly desalination? Previously, the costs of the infrastructure required have proven prohibitive – but modular plant designs using biological,

Witbank, 17 October 2017: The environmental footprint of world renowned tourist attraction, the Bourke’s Luck Potholes in Mpumalanga, has been taken to new level thanks to SewTreat’s supply of a biological waste water treatment plant for the Mpumalanga Tourism & Parks Agency. The existing septic tank system servicing the main reception and bathroom facilities at Bourke’s