Midland Water Systems
Water treatment systems, equipment and maintenance for commercial and industrial clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Midland Water Systems
Midland Water Systems supplies, manufactures, installs and maintains water treatment equipment, including water softeners, reverse osmosis and bespoke systems. Services also include dealkalisation, demineralisation, water purification and planned or ad hoc maintenance.
It serves commercial and industrial businesses, providing equipment supply, commissioning, servicing and maintenance contracts. The company is based in Bilston, United Kingdom, and began trading in 2000.
Product: Manufactures, supplies, installs and maintains water treatment systems and equipment, including softeners, reverse osmosis and bespoke solutions.
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