Borehole water treatment systems

Ensure your borehole water is safe, pure, and ready for use with our advanced UV water treatment systems, designed to eliminate harmful microorganisms without compromising the natural quality of your water supply.

Our borehole water treatment systems work by using ultraviolet light to disrupt the DNA of contaminants, preventing them from multiplying and making your water safe to use and drink.

Ideal for both residential and commercial properties, our UV units provide a chemical-free solution that preserves the natural taste and beneficial minerals of your water. With our reliable and efficient UV borehole water treatment systems, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that your borehole water is clean, healthy, and suitable for all your needs.

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Essentials for treating private water supplies

UV units are essential for treating borehole, well, springs and private water supplies because they effectively neutralise harmful microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens without using chemicals.  This method ensures that the water remains safe for consumption while preserving its natural taste and healthy minerals.

Borehole and well water, which are often prone to contamination from sources like agricultural runoff or soil seepage, require rigorous treatment to meet safety standards. By damaging the DNA of these microorganisms, UV light prevents them from reproducing, thereby protecting your health and ensuring a reliable, clean water supply for your property.

Whole House UV Filter Systems

Our whole house UV filter systems are a comprehensive water treatment solution designed for private water supplies. This system combines the power of a UV unit with a filtration unit to provide thorough water purification. These combo systems are ideal for those looking to protect their water supply without using chemicals, maintaining the natural taste and quality of the water.

  • standard UV filter combo

    Standard UV Filter Combo – up to 3 bedrooms

    £433.00 excl. VAT

    £519.60 incl. VAT

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  • Large UV Filter Combo

    Large UV Filter Combo – 3 to 4 bedrooms

    £609.00 excl. VAT

    £730.80 incl. VAT

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  • Extra large UV filter combo

    Extra Large UV Filter Combo – 5 plus bedrooms

    £771.00 excl. VAT

    £925.2 incl. VAT

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  • Atlas L22 UV Unit

    Atlas L22 UV Unit

    £397.00 excl. VAT

    £476.40 incl. VAT

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Atlas UV Units

All our Atlas UV units are CE certified, assuring users of their compliance with European safety standards. This commitment to quality ensures that you are investing in a UV system that prioritises both safety and efficiency. Atlas UV Units are a reliable and efficient solution for domestic UV borehole water treatment.

  • Atlas L12 UV Unit

    Atlas L12 UV Unit

    £342.00 excl. VAT

    £410.40 incl. VAT

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  • Atlas L22 UV Unit

    Atlas L22 UV Unit

    £397.00 excl. VAT

    £476.40 incl. VAT

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  • Atlas L41 UV Unit

    Atlas L41 UV Unit

    £502.00 excl. VAT

    £602.40 incl. VAT

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  • Atlas L57 UV Unit

    Atlas L57 UV Unit

    £557.00 excl. VAT

    £668.40 incl. VAT

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Frequently asked questions

Borehole water can be used for drinking, but it must undergo proper treatment to ensure it meets safety standards and is suitable for human consumption. While boreholes access groundwater, which is generally less exposed to contaminants than surface water, it can still contain harmful bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and other pollutants from the surrounding soil or agricultural runoff.

To make borehole water safe for drinking, it typically needs filtration to remove particulates and harmful chemicals, followed by UV disinfection to eliminate pathogens. Regular testing is also essential to confirm that the treated water remains safe over time. When use UV remember you will need to replace your lamp every 12 months or after 9,000 hours of use, whichever comes first.

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Yes, borehole water can make you sick if it is not properly treated before use. Borehole water, while often a reliable source of groundwater, can be contaminated with harmful microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and parasites, as well as chemicals and heavy metals from the surrounding soil or agricultural runoff.

Drinking untreated or inadequately treated borehole water can lead to waterborne illnesses such as gastroenteritis, hepatitis, and other infections. To ensure safety, borehole water should be thoroughly tested and treated with filtration and disinfection methods, such as UV treatment, before it is consumed​.

Yes, it is highly recommended to use a filter in conjunction with your UV unit when treating a private water supply.

Filters, typically installed as pre-filters, remove larger particles and sediments from the water, which is crucial for the effectiveness of the UV treatment. These particles can create “shadows” that protect microorganisms from the UV light, allowing them to survive and potentially contaminate the water.

By removing these impurities first, the UV light can more effectively disinfect the water, ensuring that harmful bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens are neutralised. This combination enhances the overall safety and quality of your water supply.

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Speak to our experts

If you’re still unsure about the right water treatment solution for your needs, don’t leave your water quality to chance. Speak to our experts for tailored advice to your specific situation, ensuring your water is safe, clean, and perfectly suited to your home or business. Let us help you find the best solution today!

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