Siltbuster Group

Established for over 10 years, the Siltbuster Group provides rapidly deployable, “modular off the shelf” water treatment solutions to the Construction, Industrial and Municipal Markets, with a client base ranging from the world’s most recognisable multi-national corporations to small enterprises.

Siltbuster Process Solutions Limited (SPS)
SPS provides a wide range of water and wastewater treatment equipment for the industrial and municipal markets, including: packaged lamella dissolved air flotation (DAF) units, lamella clarifiers, packaged biological treatment systems, oil water separators, pipe flocculators, reaction tanks, and containerised dosing systems.

In the UK, SPS has pioneered the concept of offering this plant through our extensive hire fleet. Approximately 20 major contracts and circa 50 smaller projects are undertaken each year for a diverse range of clients, many of which are some of the UK’s best known companies.

In addition to the industrial/municipal sector, SPS has undertaken a number of minewater treatment projects in many countries, for example, the UK, Eire, Greece, France, USA, Canada, Australia and Slovakia.

The SPS team pride themselves in their ability to react rapidly and in compliance with the project constraints, delivering mobile or permanent solutions tailored to meet your individual needs.

SWELL - Donemana WwTW (2021)

Donemana Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW), located on the banks of the Burn Dennet River and at the foothills of the Sperrins in Co. Tyrone, serves the Donemana area – the largest of the thirteen villages in the Derry City and Strabane Council area. The existing works had been in service for almost 50 years with […]

Saltend WwTW (2017)

Yorkshire Water’s Saltend WwTW had a history of environmental under-performance which resulted in a significant number of customer complaints due to odour. Between September 2015 and May 2016, £18m of refurbishment and upgrade work was carried out on a fast track basis to improve this performance. Commercial arrangements were adjusted from normal framework conditions to […]