Category Archives: Wet or Dry Inspections

Top Ten Reasons to clean your potable water storage tanks in 2022

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Sediment on the interior floor of a water storage tank is a breach and can be a serious threat to pubic health. Bacteria, protozoa and even viruses have been found to use tank sediment as a safe habitat.

Keeping your tanks clean will help keep your water system safe.  Are your tanks and towers on a cleaning schedule?  We want to help you keep your water tanks and towers clean and healthy! Do not allow dirt that builds up on the floor of your potable water storage tanks to be a safe habitat to grow Giardia, Legionella or viruses like Norovirus.  Our water tank and tower cleaning rates are affordable and we have special pricing for tiny tanks under 10,000 gallons.

Call today for a free quote 817-377-4899.

The  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention list these as the top 10 Causes – Outbreaks in Public Water Systems*

Check out our new video series on YouTube. Tap-Talk explores our water distribution systems as we take you along and let you see what we see as we inspect and clean municipal water storage tanks. Our cameras let you see what is inside, we never reveal the utility we are working for or our exact location unless our customer gives us permission. Episode #1 is posted below, less than six minutes, I explain what we do and how we do it, talk about my background and what led me to start my company in 1997.

Episode Two:

There is a serious danger lurking in many water systems. Join me, along with microbiologists and a former EPA drinking water chief as they discuss the problem. If you like this video please give us a thumbs up and SHARE it! It is important that water utility managers understand the importance of keeping water storage tanks clean. PLEASE SHARE!

Episode Three:

Wallie is a Deep Trekker DT640VAC robot crawler we use to clean water storage tanks that have deep water. The Deep Trekker DT640 robot crawler can work it water up to 165 feet deep. To see more check out our blog at http://www.tankdiver.us. To contact our office please call 817-377-4899 or contact Robert at perrinsales@gmail.com

Want More? This video is a 15 minute look back at some of the jobs we have done over the past three years.

Call today for a free quote 817-377-4899 or

e-mail Robert Perrin at perrinsales@gmail.com

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Water Tank Cleaning – Water Tank Inspection

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Water Tank Inspection. Water Tank Cleaning.

KEEPING DRINKING WATER SAFE

Our goal is to get people thinking about their water, and allow utility officials to understand the choices they have when it comes to inspecting and cleaning potable water storage tanks and towers.  

Robert Perrin,SSH

Potable Water Tank Inspection

We offer three types of water tank inspections.

1). No-Entry remote camera inspections.  Our custom made underwater cameras allow you to see what is going on inside your water system.  The underwater camera allows you to see if you have corrosion under the water line with no disruption to your water service.  The camera can go to the floor of the tank allowing the inspector to check for sediment and record what he discovers.

2). Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV).  Our ROV inspection is recommended of water storage tanks and towers over one million gallons.  In addition to the basic camera inspections the ROV can travel to the rear of the larger facilities to get a better look at tank conditions including corrosion and sediment levels.

Video Ray – Remotely Operated Vehicle
ROV being lifted up a water tower

3). Diver Inspection. Our potable water dive crew offers our highest level of inspection. This is recommended when accurate sediment levels need to be measured or specific area is needed to be checked.  Potable water dives are also a great way to make minor leak or repairs to target float cables.

Potable Water Tank Cleaning

If the inspection confirms sediment on the floor of the tank our dive crew can make quick work out of cleaning it.

Sediment provides an environment for bacteria, protozoa and viruses to thrive, and it depletes chlorine reserves. Removing the sediment reduces the need for continual increases of chlorine, and enables you to deliver the cleanest, healthiest water possible to your customers.

     We provide an after-cleaning video to let you see that there is no sediment left in your tank when we are finished cleaning it. We clean your tank while it is in-service, saving you time and money.

     Additional savings can be realized when your chlorine usage drops because you are no longer trying to fight the microbes that were removed during the cleaning process.

For more information on water tank and tower cleaning visit: https://www.watertankinspection.com/tank-cleaning

For more information on inspecting Texas water tanks see: www.texaswatertankinspection.com

For a list of potable water tank inspection requirements see our article on DIY Water Tank Inspections  .

In Texas the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s (TCEQ) Rules and Regulations for Public Water Systems requires documentation of annual ground, elevated, and pressure storage tank maintenance inspections.

For a TCEQ Tank Inspection LOG Click HERE.

For a free quote please call 817-377-4899 Fill out the form on the side of the page or          e-mail: tankinspections@aol.com

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Water Tower Inspection and Cleaning

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Since 1997 Ron Perrin Water Technologies, Inc. has been a leader in the inspection and cleaning of potable water storage tanks and towers.

Water Tower cleaning.

Sediment removal from water tower.

We serve municipal water utilities, federal parks and prisons and private industry. We deploy underwater cameras or remotely operated vehicles to perform inspections of drinking water tanks.

Our methods save our customers millions of gallons of treated drinking water every year.  If the facility needs to be cleaned our potable water dive team can remove tank sediment with minimal water loss and little to no disruption in service.

Sediment on the interior floor of a water storage tank is a breach and can be a serious threat to pubic health. Bacteria, protozoa and even viruses have been found to use tank sediment as a safe habitat.

Keeping your tanks clean will help keep your water system safe.  Are your tanks and towers on a cleaning schedule?  We want to help you keep your water tanks and towers clean and healthy! Do not allow dirt that builds up on the floor of your potable water storage tanks to be a safe habitat to grow Giardia, Legionella or viruses like Norovirus.  Our water tower cleaning rates start at only $2,450.00. Affordable protection for your water storage tanks affordable safety for the people you serve.

Call today for a free quote 817-377-4899.

The  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention list these as the top 10 Causes – Outbreaks in Public Water Systems*

Wet Or Dry Inspections

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We offer both wet and dry inspections of potable water storage tanks, but which is better for your utility?  If your tank has been drained for a repair or other reason we can and have performed dry inspections.  However, I would Never ask someone to take a tank out of service just to inspect it.  WET or DRY Inspections we can get it done,  the wet inspections offer more choices and information at a much lower cost than draining your tank.   Our underwater video camera inspection offer state of the art video showing your interior roof & floor with NO DISRUPTION in your water service.  We also offer ROV (Remotely operated vehicle) and potable water diver inspections.  Visit our web site at http://www.ronperrin.com for more information about our underwater services for potable water.