Treatment:

We perform our tasks under the supervision of water tank experts and professionals. While we focus on the purification of the water we drink and use for cooking, we often neglect the cleaning of the water tank where the water is stored. This can result in the deposition of residues, scales, and algae on the walls and floor of the tank, infecting the stored water and making it unfit for use. Over time, the growth of algae and bacteria in this water can pose a serious health risk to your family. It’s essential to clean the water tank periodically to ensure the quality of stored water.

Method for Overhead and Underground Tanks:

Safety is our primary concern while performing water tank cleaning. We take all necessary measures and implement confined space entry requirements before entering the tank. All the tools used in the cleaning process are disinfected to ensure hygiene. We start by cleaning the area surrounding the tank and the top of the tank. Then, we drain all the water present in the tank and remove accumulated sediment/sludge from the tank bottom using a sludge pump. The walls of the tank are then manually scrubbed with a wire brush and fresh water. The walls, ceiling, and floor of the tank are washed using a high-pressure jet to remove dirt, sediments, fungus, and stains. We do not use any cleaning material that can be hazardous to the health of the worker.

After cleaning, we use an anti-bacterial spray to ensure that the tank is purified and free of germs. We then refill the tank with water and let it run through the taps to disinfect the water pipes. We make sure that the pipes are cleaned as the water runs through them to reach you. After draining the water, we leave the tank to dry and then refill it. The entire process takes around 2-4 hours.

Note: Before we start the water tank cleaning process, please ensure that you have enough water for the cleaning process and for your family’s other use.