Water Tank Cleaning in the Eastern Province
A tank left a year has sediment in the base and a film on the walls — and the water you drink passes over both, every day.
Why tanks need cleaning on a schedule
A water tank is sealed, dark and damp — ideal conditions for algae and bacteria. In Eastern Province heat, that happens faster.
Over time, sand, salts and particles that arrive with the supply settle into a layer at the base. Every refill lifts some of it back into the water you use.
Cleaning once a year is not a luxury. It is the difference between clean water and water that has run over whatever you cannot see.
Cities we serve
How we run it
1 — Drain
Tank fully emptied, standing water and sediment removed.
2 — Scrub
Walls and base scrubbed clear of algae and settled deposits.
3 — Sanitise
Treated with products approved for potable water.
4 — Rinse and refill
Final rinse, refill, and the tank handed back in use.
From our jobs
Photographs from real sites our crews have worked across the Eastern Province.
Common questions
How often should a tank be cleaned?
Once a year at minimum. If you notice a change in taste or colour, do not wait for the date.
Are the products safe for drinking water?
Yes — approved sanitising products for potable water tanks, followed by a thorough rinse.
How long does it take?
A domestic tank is usually two to four hours depending on size and condition.
Do you clean both roof and ground tanks?
Yes, both.