Do you have a rainwater tank? When was it last cleaned?

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Tanks should be cleaned at least every 3 years and sometimes more often, dependant on you catchment conditions.

Your health could be at risk if your drinking water supply is dirty. The sediment can contain all kinds of invaders like worms, snails, dead birds, rodents, dirt/leaves and even snakes. This all can contaminate you water with harmful bacteria which can leave it smelling bad and tasting terrible.

Don't use the shovel and bucket method. Let us remove the sediment and algae build up using our unique Australian invention that has minimal water loss from you tank, does not disrupt your remaining water and is inexpensive to have done.

We can clean your tank when it is completely full during winter or when it is low during summer.

We would drop the level of a 45,000 litre (10,000 gallon) lidded tank by about 30cm (1 foot) to remove 8cm (3 inches) of sediment.

Tank volume calculations can be made using a simple online calculator like the one in this link https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/construction/tank.php