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                                To find out how - Telephone: 01633 53 54 55 or Email (see contacts)

Micaul Solar are Grant Approved Accredited Installers under the BRE Microgeneration Cert. Scheme MCS1074

UP TO 50% GRANTS AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC BODIES, CHARITIES AND HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS

We are currently looking for plumbers, electricians, project managers, sales and technical support staff - if you are or would like to be into renewables, please contact Jill on 01633 53 54 55 for more details

Micaul Solar

 

First Company in Wales to be Microgeneration Accredited for Heat Pumps, Solar Thermal, Solar PV and Biomass

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Micaul Solar Rainwater Harvesting Systems

Rainwater is part of the never-ending Water Cycle

Between the seas, clouds, rain, hail, snow and the system of streams and rivers no drop gets lost and no new

drop is made. However, saving fresh and drinking water makes sense from both an economic and an

environmental viewpoint.

 

It is part of our drive towards a sustainable society. Water may seem to flow endlessly from our taps, but its

delivery and purification requires more and more energy, more effort and so more expense.

 

Drinking water is our most important food. The average British household uses around 150 litres of water a

day, but as little 50% of it needs to be of potable quality, for the preparation of food and drinks and at the

kitchen sink.

 

For many uses we just don't need high quality drinking water. For toilet flushing, washing machines, for

cleaning and garden watering you can safely use filtered rainwater, with the help of the right rainwater equipment,

properly installed.

 

This means that half of the drinking water used can be saved without any reduction in hygiene and comfort.

 

Other benefits of using soft rainwater:

  • More efficient washing, saving up to 50% on washing powder

  • Washing machines don't become furred up with lime

  • No lime scale/salt build up in toilets and urinals

  • There is no better water for your garden and plant irrigation

  • A major contribution to Sustainable Drainage Systems, helping to alleviate flooding and runoff problems

  • Reduces pressure on the water environment, reduces burden on stretched water and sewerage systems

  • Saves us all the energy and carbon consumed in the production of treated water

  • Saves you money on your metered water bill

To find out more, contact us on  01633 53 54 55