Stormwater Attenuation Tanks

Use our attenuation tanks to collect water from the roof and surface water and store it securely. Our tanks are watertight so you needn’t worry about them leaking! When it comes to inspection of the water tank, we provide access that’s safe, allowing space for safety ladders. Our Stormwater attenuation tanks are easy to maintain, if you want your tank to last, you’ll need to ensure maintenance is carried out regularly to have silt removed.

Additionally, our attenuation tanks prevent flooding occurring downstream, this is because the water is controlled and released slowly via a pumping chamber. So, if you’re looking to accommodate for increased rainfall.

We can value engineer a bespoke single piece system that encompasses multiple inlets, reducing the need for separate concrete manholes.

Bespoke single piece system that includes a flow control compartment, eliminating the need for a separate flow control chamber, alongside simplifying the whole installation process.

The complete void design facilitates silt removal which is almost impossible in a crated system.

We can specify a design life of 120 years in non aggressive and aggressive soils

We can incorporate access shafts and safety ladders for periodic inspection and maintenance such as silt removal, ensuring a more pleasant and safe experience.

We can create a bespoke single piece system to to engineer your way around situations that would be difficult with traditional methods.

If you need someone you can trust to install your system, then look no further.

We’re one of the UK’s leading specialists and can design and install a stormwater attenuation solution to meet your specific needs and budget. Trading for almost 30 years, we’ve built up a reputation for our excellent service, dedicated team and expertise.

If you need a bespoke and cost effective solution to control the flow of water back to a water course or drainage system, look no further. Our stormwater attenuation systems aren’t limited in size or shape, unlike concrete or cellular systems, and can be designed to meet the specific needs of your design brief.