When it comes to installing an in-ground water tank, we are lucky living in Australia as an in-ground water tank can be installed all year round. In countries – or areas – where it snows during the winter, installing an in-ground water tanks into frozen soil is extremely difficult. Here in Australia the ground freezes…
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Stormwater is the water that runs off our roofs, driveways and other large surface areas when it rains. This can add up to quite a lot of water, and, this water can be damaging if it isn’t contained and/or diverted. This is what stormwater pits and drains have been designed to do. A stormwater pit…
The location you choose for your home is driven by a variety of factors. Some people hate commuting, so they want to live close to where they work. Others want good schools for their kids, or access to their favourite social spots and pass-times. When you’re buying, you may be dictated by your pocket. In…
On paper, underground water tank installation isn’t complicated. You dig a hole, put the tank in, cover it up, and you’re done. Concrete tanks are preferred, because they last longer, and when you order them from Sydney Water Tanks, we give you a 30-year guarantee. We reinforce our concrete with steel, and there are no…
To ensure that new homes are being built to be more energy efficient and water efficient the BASIX – Building Sustainability Index has been put in place. The BASIX sets out clear sustainable housing targets for all new homes built in New South Wales. The aim is to set water reduction targets and reduce greenhouse…
When it comes to water tanks, we understand that you have different water needs and that is why we make sure we provide a wide range of concrete tanks. Our tanks range from 3,800 to 11,500 litres and where capacities that are not covered in the range are needed, we interconnect two or more tanks….
Some people, when they buy or have a water tank installed would like to bury their tank, this can be done to reduce the height of the tank – especially if it is blocking the view, or to hide it away completely. Steel tanks will corrode if buried, so, for that reason, they are best…
Building a brand-new home, updating an existing home, or, you’ve moved into a new home and want to add a rain water tank, wouldn’t it be great if you could have an in-ground water tank installed under your deck? Have the extra convenience of an in-ground water tank, but have it hidden away. If you…
If you already have an in-ground water tank installed, you can’t always be sure you will always have a good supply of rainwater. The amount of water you have, will depend on where you live and the rainfall in your area. In-ground rainwater tanks require very little maintenance and should give you many years of…
Concrete in ground water tanks weigh a lot, and, it is for this reason that the hole into which the tank is being placed has been correctly prepared before the water tank arrives. With the hole already in place and properly set up, when your in-ground water tank is delivered it can be maneuvered straight…
