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When the roof of Weavers Academy in Wellingborough collapsed, it left the school with severe water damage that rendered its

When you’re working on a major highway improvement project, space can quickly become a scarce commodity. On one recent project,

Greywater discharge from site accommodation isn’t as much of a ‘grey’ area as you may think…and it can be costly

The Transpennine Route Upgrade is a significant multi-billion-pound project aimed at transforming the Transpennine main railway line, connecting Manchester, Huddersfield,

The Devonport Docks in Plymouth are undergoing a transformative upgrade as part of a £750 million contract between Babcock and

The recent Chesterfield Royal Hospital is a prime example of how CABINPUMP can transform site operations. By opting for CABINPUMP

We’re thrilled to have contributed to the first-ever project in the UK to achieve a 100% BREEAM score! The Nova

Managing wastewater on a construction site can be a hassle with traditional effluent tanks, but there’s a better way with

Already Severn Trent’s second largest facility, Wanlip Sewage Treatment Works in Leicestershire is undergoing a five-year, £150 million upgrade. While

In a landmark move to combat plastic pollution, the UK Government has announced its intention to ban wet wipes containing

The phased development of First Street, Manchester is turning this area into one of the northern city’s most vibrant new

Who would have thought that something so small could pack such a punch? The original CABINPUMP effluent pumping system was

Bristol Airport, the UK’s third largest regional airport, provided two Containex modular toilet blocks as a semi-permanent facility for airside

Housing developer Hill Homes is undertaking a 5-year residential development in Norfolk, but until now has been spending £500 per

We’re very excited to report that due to the surge in demand of the innovative CABINPUMP temporary and modular building

“Possibly one of the best innovations we’ve seen for a long time for site accommodation, waste tanker hassles are one

For forty years following the mid-1950s, Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) was widely used to construct buildings such as schools

CABINPUMP’s biggest compliment from users, “It stopped the stink!” Toilet facilities on construction sites are more than a legal requirement;

Sewage isn’t the only wastewater that must be managed on a construction site. Greywater from the basins and sinks in

The Royal Naval Docks at Plymouth are one of the UK’s most strongly guarded military establishments, and justifiably so –

Morgan Sindall has recently nominated CABINPUMP for inclusion in the Considerate Constructors Scheme Best Practice Hub, a collection of examples

Most sewage treatment works are designed so that effluent enters the site from the main sewers at a higher level