"Mobile Water Treatment Plant"

Our Mobile treatment unit is capable of treating up to 45 m³/h. Allowing us in the event of an emergency to put our treatment unit in place and carry out the following treatment;

•    Iron and Manganese removal
•   Carbon filtration
•   Ultra Filtration
•   pH correction
•   UV treatment
•   Chlorine treatment

For further information please Contact, Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd or Cantwell Electrical Engineering Ltd

Tel : +353 (0)56 8834198

Protect Your Water Supply From Jack Frost

Install a “Frost Watcher” NOW

Frost Watcher

If you have a private water supply to your home or business, you will need to protect the pump-house and particularly the water pump itself, from the severe effects of frost damage.

The record low temperatures which have gripped the country over the last number of days are set to continue and we’re not even into December yet!

Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd. supply and install a device known as a “Frost Watcher”. These appliances vary in capabilities and set-up. They are generally fitted in the pump-house, within close proximity to the water pump itself. The “Frost Watcher” is then activated once the temperature drops below a certain level, or they can be operated manually.

All that is required in order to install your ‘Frost Watcher’ is a standard electrical socket.

Contact Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd. on (056) 8834198 for a quotation or with any other queries.

Pippa O'Connor, Laura Scanlon, Betty Hand, Kristi Kuudisiim, Ruth Scott and Rosanna Davison at the Launch of the 2011 Flora Womens Mini Marathon.

On Monday June 6th 2011,The Flora Women’s Mini Marathon will take place in Dublin.  Cantwell Quality Water Services (QWS) will supply all the drinking water for this event, having been awarded the contract earlier this year.

The Flora Women’s Mini Marathon is the biggest all women’s event of its kind world wide and has grown steadily, in those taking part, since it first began in 1983. To date nearly 780,000 women have entered this event, with a record field of 40,397 taking part on Bank Holiday Monday, June 7th, 2010 last.

Charities of course are the big winners. In 2010 it is estimated that almost €14m was raised by those participating, bringing the total since the event began, close to €137m. All kinds of charities benefit, and women of all ages representing every county and every walk of life, decide themselves who are to be the beneficiaries of all funding raised, making it the biggest single charity day event in Ireland. Every finisher is a winner and receives a commemorative medal and ribbon to mark their special achievement.

Scope of Cantwell Quality Water Services (QWS) Contract For This Event

This year QWS will supply quality Tipperary sourced water to over 26 separate ‘Drinking Stations,’ along the chosen marathon route, and each drinking station will be supplied with an Easifold 1000 litre IBC, for the fast supply of drinking water to all those participating. Over the full day’s event QWS expect to supply in excess of 33,000 litres of potable drinking water.

Cantwell Quality Water Services were awarded the contract based on the companies considerable ability to provide a fast efficient service, while using the latest, most up-to-date equipment, thus providing a product where the highest standards in hygiene are monitored and maintained.

Mini Marathon Interesting Fact:

(a) Up to 1980 the longest distance women ran in the Olympics was 1,500 metres (approx. 1 mile.)
(b) Approx. 25 miles of specially designed ribbon is used for the medals – and 14 bands and numerous dancing troupes provide entertainment to add to the carnival atmosphere of the day.
(c) The Mini Marathon idea has been copied in several European cities – Liverpool, Glasgow, London and Oslo now put on all-women events.
(d) The event is known worldwide – women from Spain, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Wales, Scotland, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, France, England, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Japan have all joined in the fun at some time or another.

One of QWS 30,000 Ltrs Articulated Tanker

Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd. are supplying Water Tankers, in various sizes and capacities, to many of the country’s Local Authorities and also to the Private Sector.

These tankers are then filled at a nominated point by the Water Services Department of the Local Authorities and are distributed across a wide network, in order to provide a temporary water supply to those who are located in areas which are severely affected by water outages.

1000 Ltr Can-Tow-Cube S/S Drinking Water Bowser

This small measure is helping to alleviate the on-going effects this current spell of severe frost and ice is having on water supplies across the country.

With almost 50% of homes now affected by water service disruptions, many Local Authorities have been forced to source alternative water supply methods.

The tankers are operating on an on-going basis, in an attempt to reach as many affected areas as possible. In addition, they are providing temporary water supplies for schools, nursing homes and many businesses.

Another measure being taken by some Local Authorities is the provision of Water Bags for those who are unable to get access to the Water Tankers. For example, the elderly and the less-abled who are not in a position to carry water containers to/from the tankers, can be supplied with these 10Ltr Water Bags which are fitted with an easy use tap system.

10 Ltr "Food Grade" Water Bag

These bags are filled with drinking water by the Local Authorities and are delivered to the various houses, where required. They can be easily placed at the kitchen sink or on a work top area and once emptied, they can be fully recycled.
Please contact Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd. on +353 (0)56 8834198 or E-mail: info@qualitywaterservices.ie for further details.

Protect Your Water Supply From Jack Frost

Install a “Frost Watcher” NOW

Frost Watcher

If you have a private water supply to your home or business, you will need to protect the pump-house and particularly the water pump itself, from the severe effects of frost damage.

The record low temperatures which have gripped the country over the last number of days are set to continue and we’re not even into December yet!

Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd. supply and install a device known as a “Frost Watcher”. These appliances vary in capabilities and set-up. They are generally fitted in the pump-house, within close proximity to the water pump itself. The “Frost Watcher” is then activated once the temperature drops below a certain level, or they can be operated manually.

All that is required in order to install your ‘Frost Watcher’ is a standard electrical socket.

Contact Cantwell Quality Water Services Ltd. on (056) 8834198 for a quotation or with any other queries.