Water storage tanks are used to store and supply water for various
purposes, including livestock drinking water, irrigation, firefighting, industrial processes, and emergency reserves.

Water storage tanks come in various types, including polyethylene tanks,
fiberglass tanks, steel tanks, and concrete tanks. Each type has its own advantages and is suitable for different applications.

The size of the water storage tank depends on factors such as water
demand, available space, and intended use. Calculate your water
consumption needs and choose a tank size that can comfortably accommodate your requirements.

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and cleanliness of
your water storage tank. This may include cleaning the tank periodically, inspecting for leaks or damage, and ensuring proper ventilation and overflow
systems.

Yes, there may be local regulations or guidelines governing the installation, placement, and maintenance of water storage tanks. It’s important to check
with your local authorities and adhere to any applicable codes or standards.

Yes, some water storage tanks are designed for underground installation.
However, underground tanks require careful planning and may have specific requirements for excavation, backfilling, and access.