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Rain Collection.  16 Feb 12:18
To answer a commonly asked question why hasn’t my tank filled from the rain lately we had heaps.

Lots of factors affect rain collection leaf screens, roof angles, wind, type of roof i.e a concrete tile roof will absorb the first 10mm of rain before a drop goes in the tank
A lot of roof’s will only collect on the prevailing side and the lea side will blow past as the ridge shades the lea side.
Hope this helps these are observations i have made over the last 30 yrs supplying your community with water deliveries cheers John the waterman.
Split Dry Firewood available now  1 Jun 16:17
Shed stored 2m3 lots delivered
Firewood available delivered June 1st onwards cheers  9 Apr 20:08
Bookings available 6th March 2020 onwards  5 Mar 16:46
We have extra trucks on, so more bookings are available. Place an order online and receive discount. If you want to move your order forward email office@h2ocorp.co.nz with the date you would like.
Don’t be caught short!!  22 Jan 7:38
Hi All
Happy new year. The first of the long weekends is this wekend and kids returning to school next week so lots going on, weathers been quite unsettled but not alot of rain in tanks, please check your tanks as we are getting calls from folks that have run out unexpectantly. Call us or order online 0800327653 www.johnsfarmletservices.com cheers
Tip trucks available  20 Dec 8:04
We now have a 6 wheeler tipper and a 8 wheeler drop side tipper available
Price increases  8 Oct 20:32
Sorry Folks with the double hit on fuel and the oct 1 road user charges increase we've had to increase our charges across the board sorry but its neccessary. Cheers John and team
Jobs available immediately   5 Dec 8:25
Looking for class 5 drivers for water deliveries and household water deliveries immediate start $25hr once trained
JFS now on facebook   17 Dec 10:31
I invite all my valued clients to Like us on facebook.
Cheers and merry xmas

Underground Tanks

As the leading coastline tanker operator and preferred supplier to most mainstream building and drainage companies in South Auckland we have filled / cleaned / repaired hundreds of tanks installed underground and therefore have made observations of improvements that can be made to installs.

1. It is imperative the sub base under the tank is adequate we see far too many sites with little or nothing of hard fill under tanks.

2. Balance pipes between tanks must have flexible pressure vacuum pipe used and fitted to factory outlets or correctly installed bulk head fittings and should not be back filled over until tanks have been fully filled with water, we have had to epoxy seal over lots that are leaking and then had to have installed a dual pump pickup system.

3. Tanks need to be fully filled with water when installed and allowed to settle for a few days minimum before any drain laying connections are made as the most common reason for ground water ingress is fractured pipe joins due to settling of tanks.

4. Risers need to have a finished height of no less than 100mm above finished lawn level and be well sealed to the roof of tanks.

5. A sump pipe standing on end i.e. a farm grade 375 concrete pipe or similar fitted between the tanks making sure its standing on the bedding material is a very good idea so the site can be easily dewatered if tanks need servicing during high water table periods (we have had to retrofit these to several sites where emergency maintenance / cleaning / repairs have been needed)

6. Underground tanks are prone to floating when internal water levels get low this can easily be avoided by using a flexible floating outake pump pick up and tying it up so the water level can never get below 1/3 tank capacity the added advantage is in summer if you run low its as easy as lowering the outakes a little to get water and place a tanker delivery order in due course, its imperative to return outake level once tanks topped up. We have been called to dozens of floated tanks for all sorts of reasons, hoses left on, irrigation system failures, washing machine supply pipe failures the list goes on.

7. Ideally any underground structure should have sub soil drainage with natural fall but in most underground water tank installs this is not possible so measures to ensure no ground water ingress or floatation of the tanks is very necessary.

8. I'm also very aware the insurance industry is anti-underground tanks and there has been talk of a total embargo against insurance claims relating to the same.

I'm always available to help and give advice about potential sites chances are we have worked in the vicinity of most current rural residential and rural developments in South Auckland so please call me anytime.
Underground tanks if installed and maintained correctly are a great option to remove them from aesthetic view.

Regards John Burrill
The Waterman.
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john@h2ocorp.co.nz
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