Commercial Water Treatment Systems
Water treatment
Reliable access to clean, fresh water, delivered where and when it’s needed, is fundamental to the functioning of the global economy. As such, its management and treatment must be taken seriously across all sectors.
Yet the practical and cost-effective treatment of fresh water is becoming an increasingly complex challenge, whether on construction sites, legacy mine sites, reservoirs, or during river abstractions.
At Frog Environmental, we partner with market-leading technology providers who are driving innovation in water treatment. These collaborators have a proven track record of reducing both the financial and carbon costs associated with managing water quality and sedimentation in water treatment.
By recognising the value of fresh water at the local, project level, we contribute to a much broader effort, one that treats this essential natural resource with the importance it deserves on both a national and global scale.
Solutions
Solutions for water treatment challenges
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Managing heavy metals and silt on construction sites
Construction runoff often contains a mix of sediments and contaminants. We provide treatment systems that capture silt, heavy metals, and enable legally compliant discharge from challenging construction sites.
Reducing excess nutrients
Elevated phosphorus levels can drive harmful algal blooms and degrade aquatic ecosystems. Our solutions balance performance and practicability and help reduce phosphorus loads in surface waters, supporting cleaner discharges and better ecological outcomes.
Stormwater and highway infrastructure treatment
Runoff from roads and urban infrastructure carries oils, sediment, and other pollutants. Working with our network of associate companies, we can design systems that reduce the environmental impact of stormwater discharges while integrating into existing infrastructure footprints.
Supporting water treatment structures
From clarifiers to constructed channels, we enhance the function of physical infrastructure with the integration of innovative technologies and design adjustments that improve treatment performance.
Retrofitting or reconstructing reedbeds
Where reedbeds exist but underperform, our experienced in house team and network of associate companies offer design improvements, replanting strategies, and hydrological adjustments to restore effective treatment performance, without requiring full system replacement.
Nature-based water treatment
We support the design and delivery of nature-based solutions that balance performance, simplicity and sustainability, such as constructed wetlands and reedbeds, to treat water using natural processes. These systems are low-carbon, visually discreet, and often practical and cost-effective over the long term.
Case studies
Real solutions, proven results
Why choose us
Frog Environmental is a leading specialist in water quality management, silt control, and environmental protection solutions across the UK and Europe.
With a deep commitment to sustainability and scientific innovation, we help industries manage water pollution, comply with environmental regulations, and enhance biodiversity.
Our expertise spans a range of cutting-edge solutions, including silt control products, bubble curtains, and specialist water treatment services.
Award winning solutions
We’ve won national and international awards of our innovative solutions
Scalable, flexible projects
Our solutions are scalable, so can be designed to suit any size of works or project
Full technical support
We provide full technical support & site specific specification advice
Were an experienced, technical team
Our technical team are leaders in their field, with years of experience
We think about the environment
Most of our products use bio-degradable materials that save money & positively help the environment
Protecting water and life supported by water
We’re 100% committed to providing you with an effective solution
Knowledge Hub
Sharing good practice
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Working in Water
Working in water can be challenging for constructors but Frog Environmental’s bubble barrier technology and silt products are designed to make projects run smoothly.
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Why it pays to be Rain Ready
Discover how being Rain Ready® can help construction companies manage water quality more effectively
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Bubble Curtains and how they prevent silt
Bubble Tubing® is proven effective in stopping up to 90% of sediment dispersal.
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Zero carbon water treatment systems
In this article we share how our sustainable and practical zero carbon operation water treatment system can protect watercourses and reduce operational costs and carbon footprint for contractors.
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Free Silt Control Toolbox Talk info sheet
We’ve put together a handy planning tool to help your team manage the risk of causing a silt pollution event from your construction site.
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Silt management on construction sites with constrained linear footprints
We make use of interceptor ditches to design passive, low carbon, rain-ready silt management systems for linear construction sites to prevent pollution.
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In-ditch Polishing Point installation video
Hear our experts share common sources of pollution on construction sites, including pathways of how silt and sediment can be washed off sites into water courses and how they impact aquatic life.
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Effect of check dams on runoff, sediment yield and retention on small semiarid watersheds
A study on check dams.
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Impacts of flocculation on sediment basin performance and design
This study evaluated a system consisting of three fibre check dams in a lined ditch discharging to sediment basins that differed in their configuration.
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