When you’re balancing a busy family life, long hours at the office, and other important aspects of your weekly routine, finding time to keep your house in order can be difficult. Even though life gets busy, coming home should never be a chore – and with Clany Eco, it won’t be.
step by step cleaning process
Full Service Cleaning
Overhead Water Tank Cleaning
We begin with a detailed inspection of the tank to assess its condition. Next, we drain all the water using high-powered pumps to prepare the tank for cleaning. The sludge and sediment settled at the bottom is manually removed, followed by scrubbing of the tank walls and base to eliminate stains, scaling, and microbial growth.
The tank is then sanitized using food-grade disinfectants, ensuring all harmful bacteria and contaminants are eliminated. Finally, the tank is given a clean water rinse and inspected before being declared ready for safe water storage.
- Initial Inspection
- Complete Water Drainage
- Sludge and Dirt Removal
- Scrubbing & Surface Cleaning
- Disinfection and Sanitization
- Final Rinse & Quality Check
Underground Water Tank Cleaning
We begin with a detailed inspection of the tank to assess its condition. Next, we drain all the water using high-powered pumps to prepare the tank for cleaning. The sludge and sediment settled at the bottom is manually removed, followed by scrubbing of the tank walls and base to eliminate stains, scaling, and microbial growth.
The tank is then sanitized using food-grade disinfectants, ensuring all harmful bacteria and contaminants are eliminated. Finally, the tank is given a clean water rinse and inspected before being declared ready for safe water storage.
- Initial Inspection
- Complete Water Drainage
- Sludge and Dirt Removal
- Scrubbing & Surface Cleaning
- Disinfection and Sanitization
- Final Rinse & Quality Check
Commercial Water Tank Cleaning
We begin with a detailed inspection of the tank to assess its condition. Next, we drain all the water using high-powered pumps to prepare the tank for cleaning. The sludge and sediment settled at the bottom is manually removed, followed by scrubbing of the tank walls and base to eliminate stains, scaling, and microbial growth.
The tank is then sanitized using food-grade disinfectants, ensuring all harmful bacteria and contaminants are eliminated. Finally, the tank is given a clean water rinse and inspected before being declared ready for safe water storage.
- Initial Inspection
- Complete Water Drainage
- Sludge and Dirt Removal
- Scrubbing & Surface Cleaning
- Disinfection and Sanitization
- Final Rinse & Quality Check
How we help
How a Clean Water Tank Impacts Your Life
Hiring a professional water tank cleaning service is one of the most effective ways to maintain clean, safe water storage in your home or building. Beyond saving you time and effort, regular residential water tank cleaning helps protect your health by preventing the buildup of harmful bacteria, algae, dirt, and other contaminants inside the tank.
A properly cleaned tank ensures better water quality, eliminates foul odors, and reduces the risk of waterborne diseases. It also helps maintain the efficiency of your plumbing system and extends the lifespan of the tank itself. Whether you use your tank for drinking, cooking, or general household use, clean water is essential for your family’s well-being.
With expert water tank maintenance, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your water is stored in a sanitized and hygienic environment. Our trained professionals use safe, non-toxic cleaning methods to ensure your tank is thoroughly cleaned without leaving behind any harmful residue.
- Clean your water tank at least every 6 months. For areas with hard water or dust, cleaning every 3–4 months is ideal to prevent sludge buildup and bacteria growth.
- Always use a properly sealed tank lid to prevent dust, insects, leaves, and animals from entering your water tank.
- Never use harsh or industrial chemicals for DIY tank cleaning. They can leave behind toxic residue. Use only food-grade disinfectants or hire professionals.
- Inspect your tank regularly for cracks, leaks, or rust, which can contaminate the water and reduce tank life.
- If the tank is unused for a while (e.g., during travel), drain old water and refill with fresh supply before use.