Self-Service Pure Water, Around the Clock
Zero TDS water at 4.4p per litre. Pull up, fill up, get back to work.
Register now and we will tell you the moment our first station opens.
Zero TDS water at 4.4p per litre. Pull up, fill up, get back to work.
Register now and we will tell you the moment our first station opens.
PurePoint builds self-service pure water stations for the people whose work depends on water that dries clear: window cleaners, valeters and detailers, solar panel cleaners, fishkeepers.
Our water is filtered down to zero total dissolved solids. With nothing left dissolved in it, there is nothing left behind when it dries, which is the whole reason a water-fed pole works without you going back over the glass.
The stations are self-service and unstaffed. You dispense what you need, you pay for what you take at 4.4p per litre, and you are back on the road in minutes. No membership fee, no minimum spend, no waiting for a delivery slot.
Our first station is being sited now. Register your interest and you will be first to know where it lands.
Every litre is filtered to zero total dissolved solids, so it dries clear on glass, paintwork and panels with nothing to wipe off afterwards.
One price per litre, shown on the kiosk before you dispense. No membership fee, no minimum spend, and a VAT receipt for every fill.
Self-service stations with no counter to queue at, so an early start or a Sunday job is not a problem.
High-flow dispensing built for tanks rather than bottles. A full tank is a few minutes, not an appointment.
Using a station
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Drive onto the bay with your own tank or drums. The stations are unmanned, so there is no counter to queue at and nobody to sign you in.
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High flow dispensing sized for a tank in a van rather than a bottle at a tap. The price per litre is on screen before you start.
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Pay for what you took, take your VAT receipt, and go. A full tank is measured in minutes.
Who buys it
A water-fed pole only works because of what is missing from the water. At zero TDS the glass dries clear with no going back over it, which is what turns a ladder job into one person on the ground.
Read moreEvery mark left on a panel after a wash was dissolved in the water. A final rinse in pure water lets the car dry without towelling, which is the step where most swirl marks get put into the paint.
Read moreDetergent leaves a film that attracts the next round of dirt, and hard water dries into deposits that shade the cells. Pure water rinses and leaves nothing, from the ground, with a pole.
Read moreStarting at zero gives you control. Instead of stripping things out of tap water you build the water your tank needs, which for soft water species and reef tanks is the whole game.
Read morePricing
The price is on the kiosk screen before you dispense a drop, and you pay for the litres you actually take.
4.4p per litre
1,000 litres costs £44.00
Straight multiplication at 4.4p per litre. No standing charge and no minimum, so this is the whole bill.
No joining fee and no monthly charge for the privilege of being a customer.
Take twenty litres or take a full tank. The price per litre does not move.
Every fill produces a compliant receipt, so it goes straight into your books.
Nothing to book and nobody to wait in for. You go when the work says you go.
Mains water is pushed through sediment and carbon pre-filtration, then reverse osmosis, then a de-ionising stage that takes out what the membrane leaves behind. The order matters: each stage exists to protect the one after it, which is what keeps the output at zero TDS instead of drifting up as the filters age.
*from 4.4p per litre
The station is designed around filling a tank in a van, not a bottle at a tap. That means a wide-bore nozzle and a pump sized for it, so the time you spend on site is measured in minutes and the person behind you is not waiting.
*from 4.4p per litre
The price per litre is on screen before you start, currently 4.4p per litre. You are charged for what you actually dispense, down to the litre, and the receipt is VAT compliant so it goes straight into your books.
*from 4.4p per litre
A filling station plumbed into the mains is notifiable under the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999, and backflow protection is not optional. Our stations are installed to comply, and the reject water from the RO stage goes to foul sewer rather than surface water drainage.
*from 4.4p per litre
An unstaffed station is only as good as the servicing behind it. Filters are changed on schedule rather than on failure, and output is checked so that a station that has drifted off zero is taken offline instead of quietly selling you poor water.
*from 4.4p per litre
Locations
We would rather show you an empty map than a list of places you cannot fill up at today. What decides the first site is where the work actually is, so tell us the postcode you would drive to and it goes on the list we are choosing from.
Register interest
Tell us how you work and roughly how much water you get through. You will hear from us when the first station has a date, before it goes anywhere else.
Host a stationGot hard standing, a power supply and a water connection sitting idle? A PurePoint station takes up about the footprint of a parking bay and brings trade vehicles onto your site every week.
We cover the equipment, the installation and the servicing.
Questions
No date yet, and we are not going to invent one. We are siting it now. Register and you will hear the day it is confirmed, before it is announced anywhere else.
Yes. We dispense the water. You bring the tank, drums or containers and something to secure them.
Sometimes it is not, and it is worth being straight about that. If you already own a working RO and DI setup and have the space for it, keep using it. Buying makes sense when you would otherwise be tying up money in a system, space in a van, and time in changing resin before it lets you down mid round.
That is the whole point of buying rather than making. The filtration is staged so the output holds at zero instead of drifting as resin ages, and a station that has drifted comes offline rather than serving poor water.
It will not hurt you, but it is not sold as drinking water and it is not what it is for. It tastes flat, because most of what you taste in water is the minerals we have just removed.
No. There is no membership, no minimum spend and nothing to cancel. You pay for the litres you take, when you take them.
Every fill produces a VAT compliant receipt at the kiosk, so there is no chasing paperwork later.
That depends on what people tell us. The postcode field above is not decoration: it is the list we are choosing the first sites from.