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Around 500,000 homes in the UK rely on a septic system to treat their sewage. These households aren’t connected to the mains sewer, so need an alternative way to dispose of and treat their wastewater – from the shower, washing machine, bath, sinks, dishwasher and toilets. A septic tank is an underground tank which holds the wastewater from your home. This then undergoes a separation process, where solids sink to the bottom and get broken down by bacteria. The liquid waste then flows out of the tank into the drainage field (usually an area of your garden), where it spreads into soil and grav..
If you use heating oil to heat your home, it is your responsibility to ensure your heating oil tank is maintained, so that your home, family and the environment are protected from leaks and spills. Fundamentally, the purpose of heating oil tank maintenance is to make sure the oil can flow easily through the pipe without leaking. Without regular maintenance, oil leaks, rust, contaminants in the oil and other problems could be missed, with the potential to cause damage or leaks in the future. Regularly maintaining your heating oil tank is essential to keep it working efficiently and safely..
Bunded oil tanks have many benefits such as durability, safety, and cost-efficiency, and they’re environmentally friendly too.  Why use a bunded oil tank?  They have two layers for reliability and safety. The inner part of the tank holds the oil, and the outer area acts as a protective layer. If any leaks were to happen, the outer skin would catch the oil to prevent costly spillages. Having this extra layer protects the environment and gives people reassurance that their oil is stored securely. They’re also a legal requirement at commercial sites if you’re storing more than 200 litres...
Oil plays a huge role within society. Storing it in a suitable way is important for many industries to make sure their operations run smoothly.  What is an oil storage tank?  These containers are store oil in bulk. They’re used across many different industries for a range of reasons which we’ll cover in this article.  Types of tanks  Which one you choose can depend on a number of factors such as your purpose for storing the oil.  Above ground tanks  These large containers store oil above the ground, often near a property. They’re easy to access when carrying out inspect..
The winter months can bring along freezing temperatures which can cause problems to your water tank.  Why’s It Important to Prepare Your Water Tank for Winter?    If the water inside freezes, it can expand and cause damage. This could include bursts, cracks or leaks which are costly to repair. Preparing your tank in the right way means you can avoid issues like these and maintain its lifespan.  What Tools Will I Need?  This will depend on what you plan to do. For example, if your tank doesn’t have it already, you may need to invest in high-quality insulation. When doing this, ..
If you are looking for a tank to store heating fuel, water, diesel or something else, one of the big considerations is whether to choose a plastic or steel tank. It’s important to make the right decision to suit your needs, whether the tank is for domestic use or for agriculture, construction, the events industry or another commercial situation. When considering whether plastic or steel is the better option for your business or home, there are a number of factors to take into account… Plastic tanks Advantages   Plastic tanks are considerably cheaper than steel tanks, due to bo..
Whether you’ve got a bunded oil tank, water tank, diesel tank or any other type of fuel tank at your home or business, one thing they will all have in common is that they need to be properly maintained. Proper maintenance will ensure your tank works efficiently and effectively, minimise the chance of leaks and potential environmental damage and help extend the lifespan of your tank. Prevention is always better than cure when it comes to tank maintenance and a well maintained tank could last 10, 15 or even 20 years. Here are our top tips for tank maintenance… Location One of the..
Water storage tanks have a big range of uses and there are a wide variety of tanks designed for different needs at home and for businesses.   Choosing the right water storage tank is an important decision for your home or business – the wrong one can prove expensive and time-consuming, while choosing the right one should save you money in the long run. Tanks for Everything stocks a range of water tanks for everything from rainwater storage in the garden through to static water tanks for properties with no mains water facilities. These tanks are a significantly cheaper option compared to ..
If you get yourself a water tank, you’ll quickly notice many benefits. Some of these can include, cheaper water bills, improved water quality and access to a backup water supply. One other factor is that they often come with environmental benefits.  What are water tanks?  People use water tanks to store water for different purposes. Examples include drinking water for people and livestock, and watering crops. Sometimes water tanks will collect or transport water too.  The size of a water tank will vary depending on what it’s used for. Smaller water tanks may be used for domestic or ..
Don’t make the mistake of not being compliant with tank regulations, or you may be met with a hefty fine. This article will push you in the right direction if you’re unsure.  Why is it important to comply with tank regulations?     Complying with tank regulations means you’re being compliant with the law. It also shows you’re being safe and want to protect the environment. If tank regulations aren’t followed, it can lead to serious problems like oil spills which are costly to clean up.      In which part of the country are regulations present?     There’re regulations i..
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