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Crystal Clear Tanks.
Water Tank Cleaning, Advice on Best Methods of Collecting Water, Full/Empty Tanks Cleaned, Minimal Loss of Water, First Flush Devices, , Prompt Service.

 

Mid North Coast NSW

Dirty water to Clean water. Mud on tank floor. Sludge from tank.
PO Box 328
Coffs Harbour 2450
NSW Australia

Crystal Clear Tanks - Water Tank Cleaning, Repairs, Sales and Installations (Profile by Infotek3000)
www.tankscleaned.com.au
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Proprietors
Steve Millward & Tracey Millward
Mobile: 0411 280 696
steve@tankscleaned.com.au


Water Tank Cleaning

Water tank cleaning is essential to keep your water safe to drink. Crystal Clear Tanks is your answer to keeping your full or empty tank pristine clean with minimal loss of water. Our water tank cleaning method works for most tank types, including concrete, poly (plastic), fibreglass and galvanised iron tanks.

We remove the sludge and foreign matter from the bottom of the tank to leave clean, hygienic water. The remaining water can be sanitised at the customers request. We can clean full tanks with minimal water loss as well as empty tanks.

Harmful bacteria levels increase when a build up of debris decompose on the bottom of a tank, leading to a thick layer of sediment. This can result in blocked water filters, washing machine filters, etc. This debris and sludge often consists of leaves, plant blossoms, bird droppings, dust, ash, etc from the roof. Occasionally dead insects and animals including rats, snakes, toads, etc enter through the downpipes, manhole or overflow pipe. These nasties can all result in smelly and bad tasting water.

In addition to providing water tank cleaning, Crystal Clear Tanks can advise the following measures for clean drinking water;

Overflow pipe flaps to minimise mosquito breading and vermin entering the tank.
Leaf beaters, which filter leaves and other debris entering through the down pipes from the roof.
First flush diverters, which prevent the first runoff of water from entering the tank, as this first runoff often contains debris from the roof.
Additionally, you should always ensure gutters are kept clear and free of debris. This may include installing gutter guards and pruning trees near the roof.

 




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