For remote locations or those with challenging access such as a sloping bush property, we would recommend a system made from plastic which can be more easily transported than their concrete counterparts.

Equally if it is going to be difficult to get lorries to your site to complete suck outs or servicing then we would suggest a vermifiltration system that doesn’t require any maintenance.

Once we have assessed the landscape, we can make recommendations as to which systems would require the fewest heavy machines and least disruption to the landscape to install.

A compact design that integrates seamlessly into the environment would work well and we would suggest a system that doesn’t have a loud pump noise, so that it isn’t contributing to noise pollution.

For those who are looking to upgrade a composting toilet, vermifiltration means that you can still have all the comfort of normal amenities whilst also having the satisfaction that your wastewater is being processed and disposed of effectively.

Equally if it is going to be difficult to get lorries to your site to complete suck outs or servicing then we would suggest a vermifiltration system that doesn’t require any maintenance.

If you’re in an off-grid location, then we would recommend a vermifiltration system which doesn’t require any electricity. Instead, a self-sustaining ecosystem of worms and other organisms break down waste naturally, with no interference.

Vermifiltration is a power-free wastewater treatment system that is also silent, making it ideal for off-grid and remote locations, where you want to protect the tranquillity of the environment.