With Alldrain, Green Legacy is expanding its sales network in Western Europe and gaining an experienced partner for the Netherlands, Belgium and France. The Belgian company has over 30 years of experience in drainage and water management and stands for practical, technically mature solutions – from classic drainage systems to innovative, sustainable approaches.
When solutions come together
Water is no longer a constant factor: too much at once. Too little over weeks. This is precisely where the collaboration comes in. Alldrain develops systems that direct, drain and regulate water in a targeted manner – right up to the controlled management of the groundwater level. The water-storing granules from Green Legacy also ensure that water is retained in the soil and is available to plants over a longer period of time. The result is an interplay that goes beyond individual products: an integrated approach to modern water management.
More impact in water management together
The strength of this partnership lies in the combination of two perspectives. Alldrain stands for proven, high-performance drainage systems that have been used in agriculture and infrastructure for decades and have proven themselves in practice. At the same time, the company makes targeted investments in the further development of sustainable materials – such as biodegradable drainage pipes and aeration systems that decompose in the soil after their technical service life. Green Legacy complements this approach with water storage solutions that make water available exactly where it is needed.
A common claim
The focus is on a clear objective: to develop systems that function reliably and at the same time use natural resources responsibly. Whether in agriculture, forestry or urban green spaces – the demands on water availability and soil quality are increasing. This partnership helps to provide solutions that meet these challenges in the long term.
“Water can no longer simply disappear. It must end up where it is needed – that is our shared vision,” says Antonio de Vall, Managing Director of Green Legacy.
