Enviromental Bio Tech

The Environmental Biotech group of companies offers a vertically integrated structure providing an effective one-stop-shop solutions source encompassing engineering design, equipment specification and supply, systems installation, commissioning, routine maintenance and emergency technical service cover. Our proven product range mirrors this comprehensive service. Our in-house technology abilities cover all aspects of drainage infrastructure, pumping stations, septic and bio-remediation systems, grease traps, waste water and sewage treatment plant installation, operation and maintenance.

If you are constantly suffering from blocked drains, grease issues and drain odours - you need help that will last. Not only will we take care of the blocked drain for you, but will introduce a program that best fits your organisation keeping your drain systems running smoothly as well as offering a sustainable solution that has a positive impact on the environment. Don't just pass the problem on - solve it and be responsible.

If bad odours are plaguing your establishment, ask us to investigate what is causing the problem. It could be emanating from a number of areas other than just drains. Let us get to the heart of the problem and solve it. For instant overnight solutions we have a range of Odour Control Products that provide instant relief and also contain odour counteractants which help combat the odours as well as freshening the affected areas. Environmental Biotech Odour Control Products are harmless to people and animals when used as instructed.

Have you ever wondered what the inside of your drains actually look like? Where do those lines really go? Are you puzzled about your slowflow rates? What on earth could be causing these repeated backups or clogs? What have all the chemicals done to the drains over the years? Has the plumber's snake damaged your pipes? When faced with a drain line problem, facility managers had to rely on guess work or simply "deal with it" because no feasible solution existed. Often entire kitchen floors were torn up to locate one small problem area.