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Business keeps moving.

Water tank installations for commercial properties and homes. Borehole storage, rainwater harvesting and municipal backup—built on concrete plinths, delivered through booster pumps.

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Illustration of a municipal backup system with tanks on concrete plinths and a booster pump
A practical reserve. Suitable pressure.COMMERCIAL + RESIDENTIAL
5,000 L · 10,000 L · 20,000 L · Custom storageConcrete plinth installationsBooster pump systems
Three sources. One practical approach.

The right water solution
for your property.

Start with your water source and what you need to keep supplied. We coordinate the tank installation, concrete base, pipework and booster system, appointing qualified specialists where required.

Borehole water storage: tanks on concrete plinths connected to a booster pumpIllustrative system concept · final layout is site specific
01 / Borehole water storage

Make more of your borehole.

Store water from an existing borehole, then use a dedicated booster pump to supply selected outlets at a pressure suited to your property. Storage helps separate borehole pumping from the times you need water most.

Where it works
Office landscaping, commercial wash-down areas and residential gardens. Internal or drinking-water use depends on water testing and the treatment provided.
What you gain
Build a useful water reserve; manage variable demand; reduce reliance on municipal water for suitable uses.
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Commercial example

Two linked 5,000 L tanks on concrete plinths provide 10,000 L of storage for an office property. An existing borehole fills the tanks under level control; a booster set supplies irrigation or other approved outlets.

Existing borehole → Level-controlled filling → Storage → Booster → Selected outlets

Example only. Tank quantity, pump duty and treatment are confirmed after assessment.
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Rainwater harvesting: tanks on concrete plinths connected to a booster pumpIllustrative system concept · final layout is site specific
02 / Rainwater harvesting

Put your roof to work.

Collect rainfall from suitable roof areas through gutters, debris screening and a first-flush arrangement. Store it in tanks on concrete plinths, ready for a booster pump to deliver it to dedicated outlets.

Where it works
Landscape irrigation, outdoor cleaning and toilet flushing through separately identified plumbing, subject to the treatment and approvals required for the intended use.
What you gain
Make use of rainfall; offset suitable municipal water use; keep stored water available between rain events. Yield depends on rainfall, roof area and demand.
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Commercial example

A warehouse roof feeds two linked 5,000 L tanks through screening and first-flush diversion. A booster set supplies dedicated irrigation and wash-down points. An overflow route is planned for full tanks.

Roof catchment → Screen & first flush → Storage → Booster → Dedicated outlets

Example only. Tank quantity, pump duty and treatment are confirmed after assessment.
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Municipal backup water: tanks on concrete plinths connected to a booster pumpIllustrative system concept · final layout is site specific
03 / Municipal backup water

Keep water ready for interruptions.

Fill a storage tank from the municipal supply when water is available. A booster pump draws from the tank to serve the agreed building outlets when the system is operating, with controls selected for the property.

Where it works
Offices, shops, rental properties and homes that need a stored reserve for everyday water use during supply interruptions.
What you gain
Reduce disruption; give staff, tenants and families access to a stored reserve; deliver suitable pressure without an elevated tank stand. Backup duration depends on usage.
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Commercial example

A small office stores 5,000 L on a concrete plinth. A controlled municipal inlet with suitable backflow protection fills the tank, while a booster pump serves the agreed office fixtures. Larger properties can use linked tanks.

Municipal supply → Protected controlled inlet → Storage → Booster → Building outlets

Example only. Tank quantity, pump duty and treatment are confirmed after assessment.
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Storage that fits your demand

From a compact reserve
to a linked tank system.

5,000 L

A practical reserve for homes and smaller commercial requirements, subject to assessed demand.

10,000 L

More storage for commercial premises and larger residential requirements.

20,000 L

A larger reserve for commercial properties with greater assessed storage requirements.

Custom

Linked tanks and tailored total capacities for larger commercial requirements.

Capacity is selected against water use, required reserve time, available space and refill rate. A booster pump is selected for the required flow and pressure at your outlets, allowing for building height and pipe losses. Pump operation needs a suitable electricity supply; power backup can be discussed separately.

Commercial first. Homes welcome.

Plan around the way
your property operates.

For a business, water availability affects staff facilities, tenants and daily operations. We help define the outlets that matter, the reserve you need and a practical installation approach.

Office propertiesRetail premisesWarehousesRental propertiesHomes

One coordinated installation.

Site assessment and scope definition. Tank supply and placement. Concrete plinth works. Inlet and outlet connections. Booster pumps and controls. Testing and handover of the agreed system.

Rainwater and borehole water need testing and appropriate treatment before drinking-water use. Alternative sources are kept appropriately separated from municipal drinking-water plumbing, with suitable protection specified for the installation.

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From your brief to handover

A clear route to installation.

01 / ASSESSUnderstand your property

Review the source, demand, available space, access, pipe routes and electrical supply.

02 / PLANAgree a practical solution

Confirm storage, plinth requirements, pump duty, controls and any treatment needs in a scoped quotation.

03 / INSTALLCoordinate the work

Arrange the base, tanks, pipework and booster equipment through the appropriate delivery team.

04 / HAND OVERCheck and explain

Test the agreed system and explain its controls, operation and routine care.

Let's plan your water reserve

Tell us what needs
to keep flowing.

Share your property type, water source and preferred capacity. We’ll discuss the next steps towards a site assessment and quotation.

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