Your Water Tank Is Showing Warning Signs. Fix the Asset Before It Becomes an Operational Failure.
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PC Water Infrastructure assesses deteriorating water storage assets and develops a practical repair, relining, upgrade or replacement pathway based on the tank, site and operational requirements.
Engineering-led deliveryAssessment-first, not a fixed sales script.
Repair, reline or replaceThree pathways — matched to the asset.
Industrial, council & remoteExperience across demanding sites.
Australia-wide deliveryMetro, regional and remote projects.
IS YOUR ASSET AT RISK?
The Warning Signs That a Tank Needs Intervention
Storage assets rarely fail without notice. These are the indicators that a tank should be assessed before deterioration becomes an operational or compliance failure.
Active leaks
Visible weeping, damp patches or measurable loss of stored volume.
Corrosion
Rust, pitting or scaling on internal surfaces, fittings or the shell.
Liner deterioration
Cracking, blistering, delamination or failed liner seams.
Structural concerns
Movement, deformation, failing supports or compromised foundations.
Water-quality concerns
Discolouration, sediment or contamination affecting stored water.
Recurring maintenance
Repeated call-outs and patch repairs that keep returning.
Uncertain service life
No clear picture of how much usable life the asset has left.
If one or more of these apply, an assessment establishes the real condition before any pathway is recommended.
THREE POSSIBLE PATHWAYS
Repair, Reline or Replace — Decided by the Asset, Not Assumed
The right pathway depends on the tank, the site and the operational requirements. We assess first, then recommend. No pathway is promised before the assessment is done.
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Repair
Targeted rectification where the structure is sound and the issue is localised — restoring integrity without full intervention.
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Reline
RPVC liner installation to restore a compliant, watertight internal membrane where the shell remains structurally sound — often a fraction of replacement cost.
03
Replace
Where remediation is no longer viable, a designed replacement asset engineered for the site and its service requirements.
Which pathway suits your asset is confirmed at assessment — not assumed from a photo or a phone call.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Built for the Teams Accountable for the Asset
Councils & local governmentMunicipal reservoirs and potable storage.
Mining & resourcesProcess, potable and site water storage.
Industrial facilitiesCorrosive and high-demand environments.
Commercial sitesFire and process water compliance.
UtilitiesNetworked and elevated storage assets.
Asset owners & managersPortfolios needing a defensible plan.
PROJECT PROOF
Remediation Delivered on Real Assets
A sample of completed remediation and refurbishment projects across municipal, commercial and industrial storage.
Albury, NSW · AlburyCity Council
Albury Reservoir Reline
600kL reservoir RPVC reline and full refurbishment — AS4020 compliance
An aging 600kL municipal reservoir had reached the point where corrosion and liner deterioration created potable-water compliance risk. Assessment confirmed the shell remained sound, so an RPVC reline and refurbishment restored AS4020 compliance — at a fraction of replacement cost.
107 Clarence Road · Commercial
Clarence Road Liner Replacement
2 × tank RPVC liner replacement — compliance restoration
Two commercial water storage tanks had reached liner end-of-life, creating compliance risk. Both tanks were inspected, relined by specialist RPVC welders, integrity-tested and returned to service — avoiding the cost of full tank replacement.
Hobart, TAS · Nyrstar
Hobart Nyrstar Industrial
2 × industrial tanks — specialist coatings for a zinc-processing environment
A zinc-smelter environment demands corrosion-resistant specification. Two industrial tanks were delivered with materials, coatings and fittings selected for the aggressive processing atmosphere — demonstrating capability on demanding industrial sites.
Share the condition, application and site through the form.
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Initial project review
Our team reviews the information and responds within one business day.
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Scope clarification
We confirm the details, constraints and any information still needed.
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Recommended pathway
Following assessment, repair, reline or replacement is recommended.
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Proposal
A project-specific proposal covering scope, approach and delivery.
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Delivery planning
On acceptance, we plan mobilisation and delivery around your operations.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
Tank Remediation — Common Questions
What information do you need to get started?
The tank type and application, an approximate capacity, the location, the condition issues you are seeing, and any urgency. Photos help but are not required to start — the form captures enough for an initial review.
Can you assess a tank that is still in operation?
Yes. Many assessments and remediation approaches are planned around keeping the asset in service or minimising downtime. Where a tank must be taken offline, that is planned around your operations.
Do you deliver in regional and remote areas?
Yes — PC Water Infrastructure delivers Australia-wide, including regional and remote sites, with logistics and access planned into the project.
Should I repair, reline or replace my tank?
That depends on the asset. Repair suits sound structures with localised issues, relining restores a compliant membrane where the shell is sound, and replacement applies where remediation is no longer viable. The pathway is confirmed at assessment, not assumed beforehand.
What happens after I submit the form?
Your details go to our project team for an initial review. We respond within one business day to confirm scope, request anything further, and outline the next step toward a proposal.
Fix the Asset Before It Becomes an Operational Failure.
Request a project-specific remediation proposal. We reply within one business day.