Water Conservation Services

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Sustainable Extraction for a Thirsty World

Our Water Extraction Services are focused on sustainable practices. We conduct extensive surveys to identify potential groundwater sources and determine the most efficient extraction methods. Our expertise in tubewell drilling across diverse terrains ensures that we can meet the water extraction needs of any area, efficiently and sustainably. Additionally, we specialize in borewell construction and design, tailoring each project to the unique geological characteristics of the site. We also provide comprehensive assistance in obtaining the necessary permissions and No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from various state groundwater authorities, ensuring legal compliance and smooth project execution.

Rainwater Harvesting Studies: End-to-end solutions including feasibility, design, and construction of rooftop and surface runoff systems.

Stormwater Harvesting: Capturing and redirecting stormwater for reuse or aquifer recharge to mitigate urban runoff.

Artificial Recharge Studies: Evaluating and designing recharge structures to increase groundwater quantity and quality.

Injection Wells for Groundwater Recharge: Engineering deep recharge systems for aquifer replenishment.

Greywater Recycling: Implementing systems to reuse non-potable wastewater from homes and facilities.

Water Use Audits: Identifying inefficiencies across domestic, industrial, and institutional water use.

Irrigation Efficiency Audits: Analysing agricultural water application systems to reduce waste.

Urban Water Recycling Initiatives: Creating closed-loop systems for greywater reuse in residential and commercial developments.

Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM): Promoting balanced and coordinated water use across sectors.

Drainage System Design and Improvement: Upgrading systems to ensure effective runoff management and flood resilience.

Watershed Analysis: Assessing watershed health and flow characteristics to inform catchment-scale interventions.

Drought Assessment and Management: Modelling water stress scenarios and formulating response strategies.

Methods/Techniques Used

Evapotranspiration Reduction: Techniques such as mulching, shade nets, and wind barriers to reduce water loss.

Water Budgeting: Sector-specific allocation planning to optimise water availability.

Xeriscaping: Promoting drought-tolerant landscaping to minimise irrigation needs.

Greywater Systems: Simple and complex systems for domestic and institutional reuse of lightly used water.