You will find links here to various other companies and to other useful resources, you will also find providers of products and services with whom we have worked and are happy to recommend. If you find any links that are no longer working please let us know and we will endeavour to fix the problem promptly.
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We are part of the Greenshop Group. The Greenshop Group of companies are: the Green Shop Eco-store, Rainharvesting Systems, Greenshop Solar, Consolar UK, AURO UK and Holbrook Garage… the first service station in the UK to offer lead free petrol and Autogas
The Green Shop is our partner and stocks a huge range of eco-friendly products, including the largest range of natural paints in the country and an excellent selection of books.
Greenshop Solar is another sister company with whom we share office space and resources. Specialists in the supply and installation of solar hot water systems and photovoltaics.
Consular UK Â specialises in the efficient storage of naturally produced energy. Suppliers of Consolar thermal stores.
Our partner company, RHI Water, is Irelands’ leading company for rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling, covering both Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. Suppliers of Wisy products as well as their own Hydrapro® range.
Wisy AG. Manufacturer and suppliers of the renowned vortex filters and many other bespoke rainwater harvesting products. Wisy began the rainwater movement in Germany more than twenty years ago, and remain at the forefront of the industry today, with outlets throughout the world.
Alpha Services have extensive experience in service and maintenance of rainwater harvesting systems as well as all forms of waste water treatment, including GRP repair work. Alpha are one of our approved service & maintenance operators. Their engineers are confined spaces trained and CSCS registered.
RTC Ltd. are a specialist tank cleaning company offering a range of services, including tank cleaning, repair and remedial work. Having worked with them in the past, we can highly recommend their services.
The Water Regulations Advisory Scheme is the UK body responsible for setting and implementing the Water Regulations. These are statutory regulations which MUST be adhered to by all plumbers and mechanical engineers, and in particular anyone installing a rainwater harvesting system must be aware of the regulations relating to back-flow protection. We strongly urge anyone involved in rainwater harvesting installations to familiarise themselves with these regulations.
Paine Manwaring provide a full range of high quality plumbing, heating and electrical services for domestic and commercial projects. As one of our approved service and maintenance providers, they have considerable experience of our harvesting systems.
The Green Building Webring operates both on the internet and in the Green Building Magazine. It is a useful resource for anyone researching sustainable building technologies.
Ecotecture is an architectural practise based in West Sussex specialising in sustainable development and Passivhaus principles.
Jo Moulds is a freelance journalist and environmental PR and marketing expert.
The Met Office is the prime source for UK rainfall statistics and other weather data.
The Centre for Ecology & Hydrology hosts the National River Flow Archive and is another very useful source for rainfall data.
The Centre for Business & Climate Solutions (CBCS) is a Centre of Excellence based at the University of Exeter. It supports Southwest businesses in the development of expertise, products and services to adapt to and mitigate against future climate change and extreme weather events.
The UK Rainwater Management Association was formed in 2004 as the industry body to enable cooperation between its member companies, and to influence Government and other key policy advisors. It has been instrumental in establishing the industry standard for rainwater harvesting BS 8515 and developing a Code of Practice.
Robert Bray is one of the leading UK specialists in SUDS. Since 1996, when Sustainable Drainage was first promoted by the Environment Agency, Robert Bray Associates have developed an environmental approach to this new way of dealing with stormwater runoff.