For a long time, the water supply at the Ilkeek Aare School was a critical issue. The existing collection systems and large cement tanks functioned inadequately, leading to shortages in water volume and deficiencies in water quality. The regular purchase of water via tanker trucks was not a sustainable or long-term solution for us. Therefore, we undertook a complete renewal of the infrastructure.

To ensure a reliable supply, we renovated the school roofs and installed new gutters.

The piping system to the brick main tank was replaced, and the tank itself was extensively renovated with a new inner coating and modern plumbing. Additionally, we built a new, concrete tap stand with three faucets, constructed a drainage system for easy tank cleaning, and installed modern “first-flush” systems.

These measures have paid off: We can now ensure a secure water supply of high quality, which we also strictly monitor at regular intervals.