Stonbury are immensely proud to be supporting our clients across the UK at such a crucial time and have been designated as 'key workers' by DEFRA and the UK water utility companies. Our teams are working tirelessly to help secure and maintain drinking water supplies, ensuring clean and safe drinking water is provided without interruption to critical services such as our hospitals as well as the general public. Now more than ever, the safety and wellbeing of our staff is of the utmost importance and we have adapted our safe working practices to ensure social distancing precautions are in place and that the correct hygiene practices are being followed. Safety is our priority, and we endeavour to make sure everyone at Stonbury goes home safe to their family.
Delivering robust, timely engineering maintenance that help existing assets to perform better and last longer, thus avoiding ‘carbon-heavy’ asset interventions.
Providing expert refurbishment and re-life solutions across a range of asset types that provide low carbon asset solutions.
Building smartly to reduce our carbon footprint across any new structures within the water industry and water environment.
Delivering robust, timely engineering maintenance that help existing assets to perform better and last longer, thus avoiding ‘carbon-heavy’ asset interventions.
Providing expert refurbishment and re-life solutions across a range of asset types that provide low carbon asset solutions.
Building smartly to reduce our carbon footprint across any new structures within the water industry and water environment.
Stonbury was contracted to carry out modifications to an intake located on an impounding weir and off-take structure. The intake was used to abstract water from the catchment and divert it to a nearby raw water reservoir via a 42-inch underground pipeline. However, the structure was failing to effectively screen river gravel, debris and fish from entering the pipe.
A county council contracted Stonbury, to carry out a package of repair works to dams and watercourse at various locations. The repairs were required due to deterioration of the masonry, erosion, tree root damage and water ingress.
The climate emergency requires immediate action from the water industry and Stonbury is proud to be able to offer green engineering solutions that will create a more resilient future for people and the environment.
Stonbury’s civil engineering division completed the installation and refurbishment of regulatory sample taps as a part of a minor civils package for an existing reservoir refurbishment framework.
As a part of an existing framework, Stonbury was contracted to carry out optioneering works to improve the condition and maintenance requirements of an impounding reservoir tunnel. The tunnel was constructed similarly to the tunnels in the London Underground and incorporated both bolted steel and critical stone section
Stonbury is pleased to announce the promotion of Sarah Leese from her role as Group Financial Controller to Director of Finance and Services.
Following a successful tender, Stonbury was engaged by a client to design a trash screen that incorporated a manually operated vertical penstock screen.
Stonbury was contracted to complete works along a tributary of the River Avon in Worcestershire. The works were necessary to maximise conveyance and improve the positive impact of the flood storage area upstream.
Stonbury continues to evolve, offering unrivalled reliability, sustainability and value in their bid to become the top contractor in the water sector.
Stonbury was contracted to extend the life of a water tower in the South of England. This included the removal and replacement of the entire roof slab.
Due to a flood event inside a high voltage building, which was situated on a Water Treatment Works, Stonbury were asked to relocate the existing transformer onto a new concrete bunded base and waterproof the building to prevent future ingress.
Stonbury is pleased to announce its recent success in achieving CEMARS (Certified Emissions Measurement and Reduction Scheme).
Earlier in the year, we began carrying out repairs to a failing reservoir which showed signs of severe water ingress. The original scope included 180 linear meters of crack repairs. However, following an inspection, this increased to more than 300.
Stonbury was contracted to carry out repair works at a ‘Water Recycle Centre’ (WRC) to extend the life of the existing filter channels and outlet chamber.
Following an organisational restructure during the Covid-19 lockdown, our People & Culture team have formulated a three-stage recruitment plan in line with our existing ‘Pick n Mix’ selection process.
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