RC Tank Leaking
Water Tank Service
Repair Solutions for Reinforced Concrete Water Tanks
Reinforced Concrete (RC) tanks are prone to issues such as cracks, leaks, exposed steel bars, rubber waterstop failures, honeycombing, and surface deterioration. These problems often arise over time due to natural wear or construction defects. Unlike others who may suggest PU injection or HDPE lining as a quick fix, we start by performing a full tank cleaning to remove all dirt and debris. This allows us to carry out a detailed inspection—checking for hidden cracks, structural weaknesses, and any signs of failure.
Based on the inspection, we recommend targeted solutions such as structural repairs, waterproof coatings, or internal piping corrections to address the root cause—not just the symptoms.
Once the tank is fully repaired and in good condition, we may propose HDPE membrane installation for additional protection. However, this option depends on specific conditions like pipe termination type (flanged joints are required) and internal tank structure. We always assess feasibility before suggesting this step, as HDPE membrane is not a waterproofing solution by itself.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
RC water tank which stands for Reinforced Concrete water tank is made of concrete reinforced with steel bars. This makes it stronger and last longer which means they are good for long term water storage at home or even for large industries.
RC tanks are renowned for their durability and solid structure. They withstand severe weather, fire, and frequent use well. Because RC tanks are able to be molded into any shape and size, they're a good choice—and because the materials are readily available, they're often affordable too.
The simplest way of finding a leak in an RC water tank is through checking cracks and wear on the joints, floor, and walls of the tank. Leaks usually occur in the places where fittings are imbedded in concrete and in foundation joints.
Never disregard a leak in an RC water tank. Significant water loss, structural weakening, and environmental issues are all potential from a mere crack in the tank. An RC water tank must be repaired as soon as possible to avoid damages and costs.
Yes. When concrete is well waterproofed, it forms a seal that is not penetrable to the water. The added barrier not only keeps leakage out in the future but also extends the life of the tank—if the right tools and methods are utilized.