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Refurbish

We provide expert refurbishment solutions across a range of asset types and materials. Our aim is to extend asset lives to keep network systems operating. These produce significant savings in time, cost and GHG emissions when compared with full asset replacement.

We have readjusted our focus to think differently about existing asset capacity and how we can maximise and minimise our carbon impact, by offering re-life solutions rather than tearing a structure down to build new ‘high carbon’ alternative.

We are adept at providing refurbishment solutions across a range of reinforced concrete, steel or glass-coated structures. These solutions can be characterised as the low embodied carbon option and the most affordable, without compromising asset serviceability.

Inlet Chamber Reconstruction

Due to severe hydrogen sulphide attack, Stonbury were contracted to rebuild a failing inlet chamber at a wastewater treatment works (WWTW), this included the replacement of all defective rebars within the walls.

Wet Well Refurbishment

Stonbury were contracted to undertake refurbishment works to a deteriorating waste water wet well. Inspection to the asset had found defected concrete surfaces and exposed and corroded steel reinforcement caused by hydrogen sulphide attack.

Internal & External Service Reservoir Refurbishment

Stonbury have completed extensive internal and external refurbishment works for one of our framework clients, to a service reservoir approximately 100 years old.

Slow Sand Filters

Stonbury were asked for their involvement with an Investigation and Design (I&D) project, aimed at understanding the poor performing slow sand filters at a Water Treatment works in the Essex supply area. With both the expertise in civil engineering and operational structures within the water supply network, Stonbury were suitably selected to provide an added value solution for these challenges. For the initial investigation and design, Stonbury employed Amec Foster Wheeler, to review the particular issues around the slow sand filters, whilst providing a full market appraisal.

Wilford Bridge Refurbishment

Stonbury are carrying out a major refurbishment of Wilford Suspension bridge that spans the River Trent in Nottingham.

Surge Vessel Refurbishment

Stonbury was contracted for the refurbishment of 3 No surge vessels after an inspection highlighted the manways did not conform to the current confined space specification. Works involved the installation of new manways along with the removal and replacement of the existing internal coatings.

Lagoon Repair and Refurbishment

To extend the life of two final settlement lagoons, Stonbury was required to carry out refurbishment works, which included repairs to the outfall structure, the installation of an EPDM liners and replacement pipework.

Pipe Bridges Refurbishment

As part of Stonbury’s extensive refurbishment activities to water industry structures, we were recently contracted to look at various steel pipe bridge refurbishment works in and around the London area.

Rapid Gravity Filter Tanks

Stonbury were recently contracted to carry out refurbishment works to 22 Rapid Gravity Filter tanks and outfall channels.

Roof Refurbishment Over Live Water

Stonbury were contracted to refurbish the roof of a live contact tank & high lift sump to eradicate water ingress issues from existing membrane and joint failures.

Bank Restoration

Stonbury were contracted to carry out comprehensive restoration works to a failing river bank that had become very unstable due to a water main leak.

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