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While every partnership is unique, the case studies below show some of the bespoke strategies we’ve developed for our clients already, and highlights the savings and benefits we’ve helped them to achieve.

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Total Recycling Services

"We’ve seen enormous benefits through our partnership with NWG. Over the years we haven’t had our own treatment capabilities and it has helped open up opportunities for us to manage liquid waste in the Tees Valley."

Alex Foreman, Total Recycling Services

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British Steel

“The Total Water Solutions team fully understand my needs, and always go above and beyond to deliver. They provide a fast, professional response with an equally professional job.”

Dave Bates, British Steel

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Bran Sands and Howdon

“Not only does the AD process increase income, compared to conventional digestion processes, but also 100% of NWG’s sludge will pass through these plants, ensuring Enhanced Treated product status is achieved for use in agriculture as fertiliser.”

Tony Rutherford, Process Optimisation Controller at NWG

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Northumbria University

“The team are quick to answer queries and have a very good working knowledge of Legionella control."

David Ballantyne, Northumbria University

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Esh Group

"The Total Water Solutions team couldn't have been more accommodating, and the end product has saved us considerable amounts of time and money."

Simon Park, Esh Group

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Robertson Facilities Management

“The Total Water Solutions team have excellent quality with regards to verbal and written communication and reporting.”

Alan Dryden, Robertson Facilities Management

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NHS Sunderland Royal Hospital

“We picked Total Water Solutions because of its solid reputation. I knew how reliable they were and had used them previously but never been faced with an emergency situation such as this before.”

David Ferguson, Sunderland Royal Hospital

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