New harvesting systems
Collection, filtration, storage, pumps and controls designed around actual catchment and demand.
AFS designs and installs rainwater harvesting and water-storage systems around Guildford, with servicing and repair support for existing pumps, filters and controls.
Guildford projects range from constrained town properties to schools, offices, large gardens and rural estates. The practical design depends on catchment, demand, access and the route for storage, overflow and dedicated pipework.
AFS supports projects in Guildford, Godalming, Shalford, Worplesdon, Ripley, Cranleigh and nearby Surrey communities within the normal service radius.
New systems can collect and store rainwater for irrigation, toilet flushing, external cleaning and other suitable non-potable uses. Commercial sites may use larger roof areas to support regular landscape, wash-down or facilities demand.
Existing installations can be assessed for low pressure, blocked filtration, insufficient capacity, pump trips, control faults or poor access for maintenance. Send the site postcode, equipment details and photographs for review.
Collection, filtration, storage, pumps and controls designed around actual catchment and demand.
Above-ground and underground options planned around space, access, base or ground, overflow and delivery.
Diagnosis, servicing and replacement equipment matched to the required flow and pressure.
Define the water source, intended use, consumption pattern and required reserve.
Review catchment, tank position, pipe routes, drainage, services, supporting structure and maintenance access.
Specify storage, filtration, pump duty, controls and the agreed installation scope.
Test filling, delivery and controls, then explain routine checks and maintenance.
A complete system connects collection, filtration, storage and delivery without compromising drinking-water supplies.
Domestic systems may serve gardens, external cleaning, toilet cisterns and washing machines where the dedicated plumbing and controls are appropriate. Restricted side access or established landscaping can influence the tank arrangement.
Schools, offices, estates and commercial sites may have larger catchments and regular irrigation or facilities demand. These projects can require occupancy data, roof plans, plant space, electrical supply and peak-flow information.
Useful capacity depends on how the tank refills and how quickly stored water will be consumed.
Above-ground tanks need suitable space, a sound base and protected fittings. Underground storage can preserve surface space but requires an installation approach suited to excavation access, ground, groundwater and loading.
Larger systems may include level monitoring, alarms or automatic refill. The overflow route and future access to pumps and controls are considered before the tank position is agreed.
Established properties often need a site-led solution rather than a standard buried-tank layout.
Narrow access, retaining walls, mature gardens, buried services and limited internal pipe routes can affect feasibility and installation cost.
A survey should identify how equipment will be delivered, maintained and replaced, and whether a simpler above-ground or irrigation-only system provides a better outcome.
Pump faults, empty tanks, blocked filters, suction leaks and control problems can all cause loss of water.
AFS checks the system arrangement before recommending repair or replacement. Pump labels, control messages, tank level and photographs help identify the correct next step.
Servicing can cover accessible pumps, filters, valves, pressure equipment, level devices, alarms and controls. Replacement pumps are selected for the real duty and existing control method.
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Use the service overview or explore other established AFS location pages. If your town is not listed, send the postcode so coverage can be checked from Liphook.
Send the details through and a member of the AFS team will come back to you.
AFS normally works within about 50 miles of Alton, including Guildford, Godalming, Shalford, Worplesdon, Ripley, Cranleigh and nearby areas.
Sometimes. Tank access, drainage, buried services, available space and routes for dedicated non-potable pipework must be assessed first.
Sizing considers catchment or refill, demand, seasonal use, available space and the reserve required. The largest tank is not automatically the most effective.
Yes, where there is a suitable level supporting base, protected fittings, appropriate access and an acceptable inlet, outlet and overflow arrangement.
Yes. AFS can investigate pumps, filters, valves, pressure equipment and controls before recommending service, repair or replacement.
Send an enquiry or call the AFS team. We’ll confirm the practical next step and whether a site visit is needed.