REPAIRS

Water Tank Repairs

Is your water tank leaking or does it have cracks in it? It is important to have this seen to as soon as possible to prevent further damage.

Types of tanks we repair

Plastic
Concrete
Metal
Inground tanks

How the repair is done

Water tank liners are a bladder installed inside a leaking tank. Liners can be a complete fix but can be quite costly. However, more often than not, we can repair the crack without a liner - if it is addressed in its early stages. Call us as soon as you notice any water loss, cracks appearing, white calcium buildup or any damp spots on the tank or ground and we can advise you on the best course of action.

The process involves, desludging and emptying the tank, Total cleaning of the tank with our specially designed vacuum system, getting it like brand new. We then repair the crack from the inside with various specialty products, depending on the condition of your tank.

We specialise in:

Water tank liner instalation

Water tank banding and reinforcement fabrication

Tank rendering with high performance cement render

Roof Restorations

Cracks Require Immediate Attention

Whether the crack is leaking or not, or no matter how big or how small - All cracks should be dealt to as soon as they appear as the oxygen and the water will get to the steel in the concrete and begin to cause rust. Over time the steel will let go and the tank will open up and will be irreparable as you can see from this photo.

ALL CRACKS REQUIRE IMMEDIATE AND SERIOUS ATTENTION IF YOU ARE WANTING TO PROLONG THE LIFE OF YOUR TANK

Damage can be worse on the inside

Total Tanks are you water tank repair specialists. We have seen many different types of tanks and damages. Call us to receive free advice on the best course of action. This will save you money in the long run.

Should you save your Water Tank?

Concrete water tanks are excellent tanks and in most cases can be saved. Consider the costs of replacing the tank - removal of the old tank, new foundations and excavation, plumbing inlets and outlets and pump relocation. Did you know concrete tanks are the healthiest way of storing water? Not only do they keep the water cool in summer, but they also help reduce bacteria, prevent algae growth and balance the pH levels of the water.