Constructed wetlands require very little maintenance because they operate without electricity or mechanical parts.

An official inspection must be performed every 18 months by an SPGE-certified service provider. This inspection—which is largely reimbursed—verifies that the system is functioning properly, analyzes the water, and measures the sludge level. The report is then sent to the customer and the SPGE.

Emptying is less frequent than for micro-treatment plants: every 4 to 10 years on average. The SIGPAA platform automatically notifies you when it is necessary, and the costs are covered by the SPGE.

Finally, a simple annual mowing of the plants is sufficient; you can do it yourself or we can take care of it if you wish.

Yes, that is one of the major advantages of constructed wetlands. The treated water can be used for watering plants or outdoor cleaning.

Our system facilitates the recovery of treated water for two reasons:
- First, constructed wetlands provide significantly higher water quality than traditional systems
- Second, its surface design makes it easy to redirect the water at the end of treatment to a collection point or a reservoir designed for this purpose.

Reusing your water means reducing your consumption, taking an eco-friendly step, and lowering your costs.

The cutting season runs from November 15 to early March. It is best to cut them before the end of winter, as the stems are easier to mow while they are still standing. Once they have fallen over, the task becomes more difficult.

It is estimated that a system remains fully effective for at least 35 to 40 years before any clogging may occur. However, our kit is made from durable materials, which generally allow it to last longer than that.

Non, il n’est pas nécessaire de la plantation. Les roseaux utilisées sont des plantes vivaces qui s’autorégulent naturellement au fil des années.