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No chemicalsPools, ponds and recirculating systems that smell and grow algae
Cut chlorine use by adding ozone to the water system
Book a free site surveyWhy the usual methods fall short
Chlorine stings eyes and skin
You end up choosing between clear water and comfort for the people using it.
Algae comes back fast
You are constantly chasing the chlorine level.
Chlorine smell clings to skin and hair
Hard to wash off, especially for children.
How we work
Free site survey
We look at the size of the space, the problem areas and the hours we can work in. No charge.
Choose the method and frequency
A one-off treatment, monthly rental or a permanent installation — depending on how often the problem returns.
We work outside business hours
Done after closing or after hours, so trading is not disrupted and nothing has to be packed away.
Measure and follow up
We record before and after every time. If the result is not what we agreed, we adjust it.
What changes
| Item | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Chlorine used | Normal | Reduced |
| Water clarity | Depends on dosing cycle | More consistent |
| Chlorine smell | Noticeable | Milder |
Actual results depend on site conditions, the size of the area and how often treatment is repeated. We assess it after the survey.
Who this is for
Want to know whether your site can be fixed?
Book a survey first — free, no obligation. If ozone is not right for your problem, we will tell you straight.
Book a free site survey