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Benefits of Getting a Water Tank Installed on Your Property

Our homes and businesses get a reliable stream of water to our taps thanks to countless miles of…

Benefits of Getting a Water Tank Installed on Your Property
Dec 05, 2024

Our homes and businesses get a reliable stream of water to our taps thanks to countless miles of underground pipes, but picture this: You’re in the middle of preparing dinner or running your business when the tap suddenly runs dry. Turns out a water main break, routine maintenance, or an unexpected emergency has cut off your water supply. It’s an inconvenient situation at best; at worst, it could disrupt your daily life or business operations.

A water tank could end up saving you from a huge headache. In this brief article brought to you by Acknowledge Plumbing, we make the case for getting a water tank installed on your property. Continue reading to learn more or call Acknowledge Plumbing to consult with a trained plumber.

What are onsite water tanks?

Onsite water tanks are large reservoirs installed on residential or commercial properties to store a backup supply of water. They can hold anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand gallons of water.

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These tanks essentially provide an emergency water source – whether for drinking, cooking, sanitation, or irrigation. They’re especially useful in areas prone to water shortages, frequent utility disruptions, or drought conditions. Even in places with reliable water services, a backup water tank is a valuable safety net.

What goes into installing a water tank?

Installing a water tank isn’t as simple as placing a barrel in your yard and calling it a day. It’s a multifaceted process that involves careful planning and expertise. Here’s what goes into it:

  • The first step is selecting a tank that suits your needs. This includes deciding on size, material (such as plastic, steel, or concrete), and type (above-ground or underground). The choice depends on factors like your property size, water needs, and local regulations.
  • Next, the installation site must be prepared to support the tank’s weight when full. For above-ground tanks, this often means pouring a concrete slab or creating a reinforced platform. For underground tanks, excavation and backfilling are required.
  • It should go without saying that the tank needs to be connected to your existing plumbing system with proper valves, pipes, and fittings. Depending on the setup, additional equipment like a pump or pressure regulator may be necessary to ensure smooth water flow.
  • Of course, local building codes and regulations often dictate how and where water tanks can be installed. Acknowledge Plumbing ensures compliance with these rules to avoid fines or complications down the road.

Once installed, the system must be tested to ensure it works seamlessly. Routine plumbing service is also key to keeping your water supply safe and reliable over the long term.

Why we advise having a water tank

Investing in a water tank isn’t just about preparing for the worst; it’s also about enhancing your property’s value, efficiency, and resilience. Here’s how a water tank can make a difference:

  • The most obvious benefit is peace of mind. When municipal water supplies are interrupted, you’ll have a reserve to fall back on.
  • Using a water tank for non-potable purposes like irrigation or cleaning can significantly reduce your water bill as some systems even allow you to harvest and store rainwater.
  • A well-installed water tank adds value to your property. Prospective buyers or tenants often see water security as a bonus, especially in regions prone to shortages or droughts.
  • For businesses, a water tank ensures operations can continue without disruption during water outages.

Ready to secure your backup water? Whether you’re looking for a professional installation or emergency plumbing repair service, the uniformed plumbers at Acknowledge Plumbing are here to help. Call or message us at any time of the day to get in touch.

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