Spas

The development and management of water supplies for spas is Envireau's core area of expertise.

We are firm believers that all spas should offer a source of natural water wherever possible. After all, the presence of natural water was the reason for all the UK spa towns to be established in the first place!

We are active members of the Spa Business Association and are keen supporters of the British Spa Revival! As such Envireau is the company of choice for all spa water development projects and wider water management issues. 'We are now even more closely involved with Spa BA as Anna and John are now joint Project Development Managers working on National Spa Week and networking events.


Projects already completed include:

• Envireau was contracted to B&NES Council to monitor the unique Bath Hot Springs, 2002-2004.

• Envireau monitors the borehole water resource for Nirvana Spa, soon to replace 100% of their town water supply.

• We were asked to design and manage the refurbishment and investigation of the Hetling thermal borehole and other thermal sourcesin central Bath. The work was performed in 45°C water with 10m of pressure! This highly sensitive project was completed successfully and on time.

• Envireau has worked during 2004 and 2005 on the refurbishment and reinstatement of the Cheltenham Spa water at Pitville. This historically important source will once again be available in 2005.

• Prior to setting-up Envireau, John Findlay designed and constructed the borehole water supply for Nirvana - the UK's largest day spa. Natural water is now used throughout this major spa complex, including bottled water. Envireau now manage this resource for Nirvana.

• We worked closely with the Osborne Property Group in 2003 to help them win the tender to design and construct a spa and hotel at the Buxton Crescent. This £25million project is now to get underway. Envireau provided specialist input on the characteristics of the Buxton Spring.

• Feasability studies for Pennyhill Hoel and Spa and Amida Leisure Spas at Twickenham and Beckenham for potential borehole spa water supply.