Tracey Estate, Devon, wanted to renew old, fossil fuel burning heating systems and improve their ability to dry logs sold from the estate. As the estate is run on a sustainable model a GlenFarrow Biomass boiler was an ideal solution to meet all their requirements.

GlenFarrow recommended a GF210 boiler. GlenFarrow installed the new boiler and managed the initial work on the Renewable Heat Incentive application.

Logs West Midlands Ltd is an established firewood merchant, processing up to 2,800m3 of firewood/annum. Installing a GlenFarrow Biomass Log Drier has helped them guarantee continuity of supply of dry firewood, reduce the amount of wood they need to stockpile and has meant they can use renewable biomass fuel to power the driers.

MK Robinson used a GlenFarrow Biomass Boiler to enable them to dramatically cut drying times and increase the volume of wood they are able to process.

M K Robinson, based in Bourne, Lincolnshire, wanted to increase the volume of wood they dried annually. They were barn drying over 600 tonnes of ash and oak each year and wanted to increase this without turning over more space to barn drying.  After an initial site visit they chose a GF125.

The company had large amounts of unprocessed, lower grade cord wood available. The lower grade wood was ideal to power the new Biomass Boiler.

GlenFarrow were able to help M K Robinson. Why not read the full story read the M K Robinson case study.

Our client needed to replace an ageing and inefficient gas fired warm air system. However, space for a new boiler was very restricted and a number of other challenges had to be overcome.

The GlenFarrow irrigation team was approached to design and install an irrigation system for a new farmhouse and gardens near Newark.

GlenFarrow’s irrigation team was asked to design a system that could be installed in three stages, with capacity built in from the outset. We began with the cricket pitch but the system will extend over the next 3 – 5 years to include all cricket squares as well as the rugby pitches.

GlenFarrow’s irrigation team was asked to design a system that could be installed in three stages, with capacity built in from the outset. We began with the cricket pitch but the system will extend over the next 3 – 5 years to include all cricket squares as well as the rugby pitches.

Our client needed a system that would transfer greasy waste from food production on their extremely large site away from the screening plant and into the bulk storage tank, prior to disposal.

Crown Chicken Ltd had experienced problems in the past with the preliminary waste water treatment system at their large processing facility. Dead areas in the holding tanks had led to the emission of odours and GlenFarrow was asked to re-design the system to eliminate the problem.