Keep Your Water Clean With Professional Water Tank Cleaning

If your home is equipped with a high-quality filtration system then a 1 or 5 micron filtered supply might be all that’s needed, if you just want the best water quality or have minimal filtration in your home then Ultrafiltration would be your best bet.
Bear in mind, the higher the quality of water that you supply your existing filtration system, the longer those filters will last.
A 5-micron filter removes larger contaminants from water, such as visible sediment, plankton, and some larger bacteria and cysts. It's effective at improving water clarity and taste by capturing particulate matter like silt, dirt, rust, and asbestos. While it provides a standard level of filtration for many household and industrial uses, it does not remove smaller, more dangerous contaminants like viruses, smaller bacteria, or most heavy metals.
A 1 micron filter removes particles and contaminants that are 1 micron (one-millionth of a meter) or larger in size, such as fine sediment, silt, rust, and some larger bacteria and parasites like Giardia and Cryptosporidium. This level of filtration provides improved water clarity, enhances taste and odor, and offers protection against certain waterborne pathogens.
An ultrafiltration (UF) filter removes suspended solids, colloids, bacteria, protozoa, and most viruses from water, while typically allowing smaller dissolved molecules like salts and minerals to pass through. UF membranes have a pore size of approximately 0.01 to 0.1 microns, which is fine enough to filter out these larger contaminants, improving water clarity and safety for applications like drinking water treatment.
Hydrogen peroxide treats water by acting as a powerful oxidizing agent, killing microorganisms, and removing contaminants like iron, manganese, and sulfur odors by converting them into solid, filterable forms. It releases harmless oxygen and water as it breaks down, leaving no chemical residues, and works faster and more effectively over a wider pH range than chlorine. It is used in both municipal and private water systems for purification, disinfecting, and odor control.

Our team is certified to work in confined spaces; if the lid is large enough to allow human access, we can enter your tank, vacuum any sludge, wash down the tank's walls and ceiling, and vacuum the wash water.

After the cleaning is complete, we can treat the walls of the tank with hydrogen peroxide to kill off any remaining organic growth. When the oxidation process is finished, the tank will revert back to water and oxygen, leaving no residual.
This is priced at $350 per tank.

If you have two water tanks side by side, if there is a tap to close the balance pipe between your tanks, then if the water quality allows, we can transfer more water from one tank to the other on arrival, clean the empty tank out, and then refill that tank with two or more tank loads through our filter system. Talk to us about your options when our crew arrives.