Industry

Water Treatment for Offices

Purpose-built water treatment for offices — sized for Kenyan source water.

Offices need reliable, great-tasting drinking water at coolers and kitchenettes plus clean water for HVAC cooling towers.

We handle survey, design, KEBS-compliant equipment supply, installation, commissioning and after-sales service across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda.

Common water challenges

  • Cooling tower scaling and Legionella
  • Bottled water cost
  • Kitchen coffee machine scale

Recommended treatment technologies

Reverse Osmosis

Removes dissolved salts, hardness and TDS.

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UV Sterilization

Chemical-free disinfection at point of use.

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Water Softeners

Ion-exchange softening for hard water.

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Chemical Dosing

Chlorine, antiscalant and pH correction.

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Typical process flow

  1. 1
    Site survey & water testing
    We sample the source water and audit demand profile.
  2. 2
    System design & sizing
    Right-sized treatment train, footprint drawings and BoQ.
  3. 3
    Supply & installation
    KEBS-compliant equipment, plumbing and control panels.
  4. 4
    Commissioning & training
    Handover with SOPs and operator training.
  5. 5
    Maintenance & monitoring
    Scheduled service, membrane care and quarterly water tests.

Regulatory considerations

  • KEBS KS EAS 12:2018 potable water quality standards
  • WRA borehole abstraction permits and monitoring
  • NEMA environmental compliance for wastewater discharge

Frequently asked questions

Why does water treatment for offices need specialised water treatment?+

Untreated Kenyan source water often carries hardness, iron, sediment or bacteria that damage plumbing, appliances and reputation. A properly sized treatment train protects both people and equipment.

How long does installation take?+

Most commercial systems are commissioned in 2–5 days once tanks and civil works are ready. Larger industrial plants take 2–6 weeks depending on scope.

Do you offer service contracts?+

Yes — annual maintenance contracts (AMCs) cover membrane care, media replacement, dosing chemicals and quarterly water testing.