Spring Irrigation System Maintenance
Spring means warmer days, more sunshine and, of course, your garden starting to need more water.
Eco-Flo Irrigation helps you make the right water filtration choice, for the home and for the office, to suit your unique consumption needs.
Sediment filtration removes sediments such as rust, sand, dust, silt, heavy metals and other large debris in the water.
Activated carbon block (ACB) filtration is very effective in removing the taste and odour of chlorine in the water. ACB also reduces contaminants such as lead, volatile organic compounds and microscopic cysts. The high porosity powder form results in a larger surface area, which allows it to absorb more contaminants in water and prevent water from channelling. It also has high resistance against bacterial growth due to the tiny pore size.
Granular activated carbon (GAC) can be used as a pre-filter to protect the carbon block filter from larger particles and achieve greater removal of the taste and odour of chlorine, chemicals and other contaminants in your tap water.
Reverse osmosis (RO) filtration separates inorganic contaminants from water and produces the cleanest drinking water. It’s capable of removing up to 99% of contaminants that include minerals.
For more information, contact Eco-Flo Irrigation.
Eco-Flo Irrigation specialises in custom irrigation systems for residential gardens, small urban farms and sports grounds in Gansbaai, Stanford, and the Cape Agulhas area. Focused on delivering personalised and reliable services, system professional Juandre Anderson uses a hands-on approach for each...
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