Well Water Treatment Systems

About Well Water Systems

Well Water Filters

Tailored water treatment solution for your private well.

Many areas in Ireland are not connected to a public water scheme and as such have their own private well/ borehole to supply their homes.  However, it is important to be aware of the risks posed to water coming from private wells.  Soil protects to an extent but if your well is shallow, it is vulnerable to contamination.  The quality of well water can vary throughout the year depending on climatic conditions such as heavy rainfall or dry spells.

Well water or any other type of naturally sourced raw water in Ireland can leave the end-user with many different issues, from excessive lime in water, unpleasant smells, and bacterial contamination to leaving stains on your clothes and fixtures.  The problems are endless.

Furthermore, the quality of water coming from natural sources cannot be regulated, it is the responsibility of the homeowner to ensure you are using clean and safe water.

Types of Well Water Filter Systems

We supply a wide range of well water treatment systems including water softeners, iron & manganese removal units, ultraviolet lights, pH balancing units, sulphur removal systems and many more.  Our bespoke well water filtration systems improve the water quality on your premises, and also provides pure clean drinking water by removing existing contaminants.

We always recommend that you have a full water analysis carried out on your water supply.  This will allow you and us to know exactly what the issue is with your water supply, as well as specify the correct system for your exact needs.  Depending on the level of contaminants in the water, you may qualify for a grant that can help with the cost of resolving your water issue.

Private Well water treatment grants

 

Further information on the different issues that can occur in private well water supplies.

Private Well Water Treatment Grants     

The Irish well water treatment grants scheme assists households dependent on private individual water supplies.

Rural Irish households still use private wells for their home water supply.  Unlike public water supplies, these private wells do not get checked by water testing authorities, which questions the quality of water in your private well.

If you do not have access to public water or group water scheme, the Well Grant Scheme is just for you.  Grants are available under the Rural Water Programme for the carrying out of improvement works to a private water supply (this means a water supply providing water to a domestic house intended for human consumption and domestic purposes only).

The objective of the scheme is to provide assistance to households who are dependent on private individual well supplies and incurring capital expenditure.

NEW GRANT CATEGORIES

  • Provision of a new well – grant aid of 85% of the costs, subject to a maximum of €5,000
  • Rehabilitation works – grant aid of 85% of the costs, subject to a maximum of €3,000
  • Water Treatment (UV, Filtration) – grant of 100% of the costs, subject to a maximum of €1,000

WHAT KIND OF WORK QUALIFIES FOR WELL GRANT?

  • Drilling of a new well
  • Provision of essential pumping
  • Water filtration/disinfection equipment (excluding water softeners)
  • Rehabilitating an existing well, including deepening or relining an existing bore or the removal of silt
  • Providing or upgrading a supply of water from a surface water source
  • Provision or improvement of mechanical or electrical equipment or facilities in connection with the supply of water.

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE?

  • You are not connected to a public water supply or cannot be reasonably served by a public or group water supply scheme source.
  • The house is not located in an area that is or is about to be, served by Irish Water or a Group Water Scheme.
  • Your house must be over 7 years old.
  • You have not received a grant within the last 7 years.
  • The cost of the approved works must be over €750
  • The house is occupied by the applicant as a normal place of residence.

Note: Normal place of residence includes long-term rentals, but excludes private holiday homes and properties operated on a commercial basis such as short-term rentals, self-catering properties, mobile homes/caravans. Properties owned by local authorities, housing associations, Health Services Executive etc. are not eligible.

HOW TO APPLY?

  • An application for a grant under this scheme must be made to your local authority on Form PWS 1a which can be downloaded from the respective county council’s website or contact us.
  • No matter what county you are based in, getting a water grant can be a tricky and often lengthy process. To prevent you from the hassle, our staff will go through the process with you.
  • One Eight Filtration specialises in well water treatment.  We have helped homeowners to improve their well water quality while availing local authority well grants.
  • A detailed water test needs to be taken before any work is completed to ensure the proper water treatment system is installed.
  • One Eight Filtration can carry out detailed water tests and provide assistance in filling out the well grant application forms.

 

Contact Us

 

To find the best solution for your home, talk with one of our team today by emailing info@oneeight.ie or calling us on 067 53 886.