Drinking Water Tank

Drinking water tanks are used to store drinkable rainwater, wine, and food products. The polyethylene (plastic) material that is used to construct these environmentally friendly potable water tanks is designed to keep the contents as cool and as clean as possible, which makes it ideal for the storage of drinking water and food products.

Why choose a potable water tank?

The need and importance of careful household water consumption has been well documented for a number of years in Australia. It is no wonder with our exceptionally dry weather, sizzling climates, and high risk of droughts, that water storage tanks popularity is on the sharp ascent.

These drinking water tanks hold the rainwater that has been captured on the roof of your home. The rain water from the roof is transported via a series of pipes and filters for water treatment. The water goes through a number of meshes and filters to make sure the water is completely contaminant free.

The water stored in a potable water tank can be used:

·         To store drinkable water, wine, and foods

·         For flushing toilets

·         Cleaning around the house

·         Hosing down the driveway or the car

·         Watering around the garden

·         Water fights...Just kidding there!

The many benefits of drinking water tanks

Not only is a water storage tank useful for numerous tasks and functions around your home, there are also many benefits that come with using one, some of which include:

·         Environmentally friendly – It stands to reason really, the less water you use the less of a strain you’re putting on your local water supplies and reservoirs. This results in a significant drop in the risk of droughts in your community.

·         Drop in energy bills – Probably the key reason why so many Australians are jumping on the water tank bandwagon, the bills! By using water from your water tanks you not only save the environment, you also save money too. The average four person household consumes over 500 litres of water a day, now this can amount to a lot over a year. Just think of the money you can save here!

·         Water tank rebates – A relatively new government regulation says that any household which installs a water tank on their property shall receive a water tank rebate on the purchase of the tank. Now, this depends on the area you live, but it has been reported that lump sum rebates of up to $1500 have been received.

·         Property price rise – By simply installing a potable water tank in your home, you increase the value of your home. You also increase the appeal of your home, increasing the chance of sale if it is on the market.

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What to do now?

If you’re ready to purchase your water storage tank, we supply a complete service for you. We not only supply you with your drinking water tank, we also deliver, install, maintain, and repair your potable water tank as well. What are you waiting for? Call now on 1800 65 92 30 and start saving cash and the environment.

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