OUR CLEANING PROCESS

Our 5-Step Scientific Cleaning Process

We provide water storage tank cleaning by a mechanized and scientific method, covering cleaning, disinfection and maintenance for residential, commercial and industrial premises.

The Cleaning Cycle

A systematic 5-step mechanized and scientific process, from de-watering to ultra-violet treatment.

  • 01

    De-watering

    Water remaining in the tank is removed using mechanical pumps to prepare the tank for cleaning.

    De-watering

  • 02

    High-Pressure Cleaning

    All walls, floor and roof are cleaned using a high-pressure water jet pump — up to 250 bar — subject to site and equipment requirements.

    High-Pressure
Cleaning

  • 03

    Sludge & Water Removal

    Remaining sludge, sediment and water are removed from the floor using an industrial vacuum cleaner.

    Sludge & Water
Removal

  • 04

    Disinfection

    A non-toxic, biodegradable, eco-friendly anti-bacterial agent is sprayed to disinfect the tank from harmful pathogens, supported by Govt-approved laboratory certification and documentation.

    Disinfection

  • 05

    Ultra-Violet Radiation Treatment

    Ultra-violet radiation treatment inside the tank helps kill remaining suspended or floating bacteria — an additional treatment, where applicable.

    Ultra-Violet
Radiation Treatment
PROFESSIONAL EXECUTION

Professional Execution

  • Systematic Procedures

    Trained technicians follow systematic procedures and use equipment according to tank size, construction, condition and site requirements.

  • Advanced Equipment

    Cleaning, pumping, vacuum and treatment equipment support every stage of the service.

Technician operating industrial tank cleaning equipment
Industrial-grade hydro-jetting machine on site
HOW OFTEN

Recommended Cleaning Frequency

Recommended cleaning frequency depends on the type of organisation, tank use and site conditions — there is no single fixed schedule.

  • Healthcare facilitiesApproximately every 3 months
  • SchoolsApproximately every 6 months

As general guidance, most facilities benefit from cleaning every 3–6 months; facilities with higher hygiene requirements can adopt a quarterly schedule.

What decides the schedule

  • Tank type & capacity
  • Frequency of use
  • Water quality
  • Sediment build-up
  • Surrounding conditions
  • Type of facility
  • Applicable hygiene requirements
OUR EQUIPMENT

Equipment Used

Advanced equipment for cleaning, pumping, vacuum and disinfection, matched to each tank's size and condition.

  • Pumping EquipmentMechanical pumps for de-watering the tank before cleaning.
  • High-Pressure Cleaning EquipmentHigh-pressure water jet pump — up to 250 bar — for walls, floor and roof.
  • Vacuum EquipmentIndustrial vacuum cleaner for sludge and sediment removal.
  • Disinfection & UV EquipmentAnti-bacterial spraying equipment and, where applicable, ultra-violet treatment units.
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