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.
As specialist water industry contractors with over 30 years’ experience, Stonbury is trusted to deliver the highest value outcomes through best practices in quality and sustainability.
Stonbury was contracted to produce and install a new solution to increase the water quality output from two Water Treatment Works contact tanks, after the client’s recent step tests highlighted that at flows exceeding 20Ml/d, output failed to meet the minimum disinfection contact requirement.
Stonbury was contacted by a local council regarding an on-line balancing pond that was built on the Moorgreen Stream, due to overgrowth of Typha latifolia (bulrush/reedmace) and the presence of the invasive non-native Hydrocotyle ranunculoides (floating pennywort) identified by the Environment Agency.
Stonbury recently returned to a historic site to complete a large-scale refurbishment on a grade II listed stone reservoir. A roof was placed over the original build in the mid-twentieth century, and Stonbury were contracted nine years ago to install a Reg 31 Hylam liner due to historic ingress.
Stonbury is pleased to offer a range of services to improve the safety of impounding reservoirs and help clients meet their reservoir safety regime obligations.
Stonbury is thrilled to appoint Trevor Hoyle as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective from July 2021. Trevor has an illustrious background within the water and environment sector and will continue to build upon Stonbury’s mission to become the top contractor in the industry.
As part of an ongoing inspection and maintenance programme, Stonbury was contracted to carry out refurbishment works to one of the client’s surge vessels. This included fitting a new manway and recoating the internal surfaces.
Stonbury was asked by the Environment Agency to propose and execute a solution to free a set of floodgates within a harbour on the bank of the tidal River Severn.
Stonbury is pleased to announce the award of a place on the Civils Maintenance and Repair Framework on both water and wastewater sites and assets for all six of the regional areas.
Stonbury is working within the water environment sector to deliver sustainable management solutions that safeguard the planet and its inhabitants.
Stonbury provides specialist inspection, maintenance and refurbishment of a variety of spillway structures to help clients ensure continued operational safety of large reservoirs.
Stonbury is thrilled to announce the securement of a place on the Service Reservoir Concrete Structures Repair and Refurbishment Framework for both Northumbrian and Essex & Suffolk Water operating areas.
Following the successful completion of routine maintenance works at over forty-five hydrometric stations, Stonbury has been awarded several contracts to manage and carry out routine quarterly maintenance at over one hundred gauging sites across Wales.
Working on behalf of an alliance partner, Stonbury carried out critical growth and maintenance works at a Wastewater Treatment Works in Scotland as a part of a capital maintenance programme. The works were required due to considerable population growth within the catchment area.
People and Culture professionals have taken the lead in supporting employees to adjust to new working practices brought about by the pandemic. However, at a time when it can feel as if there are more pressing matters to attend to, now is not the time to sideline diversity and inclusion activities or think that it is something we can turn our attention to once the pandemic is over. In fact, as we make plans for a post-Covid return to the office, it provides the perfect opportunity to accelerate efforts in progressing diversity and inclusion objectives.
Stonbury installed a 30-metre pumped eel passage system to allow the safe passage of eels over a water pumping station (WPS) in North Wales. The programme was required as the client had concerns that the nature of the flow arriving at the current gauging weir impeded the passage of eels and elver upstream.
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