Our team will conduct a thorough inspection of your water tank to assess its conditions, evaluate the quality of the water it contains, and seek signs of contamination or sediment buildup. During this step, we do visual checks and water testing, allowing us to identify the level of cleaning required.
We will drain the tank for a detailed cleaning process. During this step, we remove any remaining water and particles from the bottom of the tank.
The interior surfaces of your water tank will be scrubbed to remove biofilm, algae, and dirt. Depending on the tank’s size and condition, the scrubbing and cleaning process can be done manually or with mechanical devices.
After scrubbing, the tank will be washed with high-pressure jets that help remove any leftover impurities clinging to the surfaces. This process ensures that the tank walls are completely clean.
This step involves treating your tank with disinfectants, such as chlorine and other approved cleaning chemicals that kill viruses and bacteria. The type of disinfectant to be used will depend on the tank material and the regulations set by health organisations.
Following disinfection, your tank will be thoroughly rinsed with clean water to remove any traces of disinfectants.
The tank is then left to dry completely. A final inspection is conducted to ensure the tank is clean and free from any odours or visible residue. Quality tests might be performed again to confirm that the water storage conditions meet health and safety standards.
Your tank will be filled with clean water, and it may be treated with a water purifier to ensure its purity until the next cleaning cycle.
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