Receiving and elevated tanks
Both tank types may be included after capacity and location are confirmed.
Water storage tank cleaning
Maintain the water used throughout the building
We coordinate shutdown and cleaning around the operating hours of buildings, factories, apartments and public facilities.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.
Site inspection and quotations are free.
How we can help
Shutdown coordination
The schedule and user notification are agreed before the tank is drained.
Photo work report
Before, during and after photographs record the work and observed condition.
Scope and legal distinction
Annual cleaning guidance
Yukuhashi guidance calls for cleaning at least once a year for both simplified water-supply systems over 10 m³ and small-scale tank systems of 10 m³ or less.
Site-specific price
Capacity, tank count, location, shutdown and reporting or testing scope affect the estimate.
Cleaning and statutory inspection
They are separate services. A simplified water-supply system over 10 m³ also requires a management inspection by a registered inspection body.
Observed damage
Cracks, possible leakage, seals, insect screens and valves are reported; repairs are quoted separately.
From shutdown planning to report
- 01
Confirm capacity and conditions
We confirm tank capacity, number of tanks, access, water supply system and required report.
- 02
Plan the shutdown
We agree the date, outage time and notices needed for occupants.
- 03
Drain and inspect
After isolating the supply, we drain the tank and inspect the interior condition.
- 04
Wash, rinse and disinfect
We remove deposits, rinse and disinfect in the required order.
- 05
Restore and confirm supply
We refill, confirm the water supply and check for abnormalities.
- 06
Photographic report
Before, during and after photographs record the work and observed condition.
When to consult us
The annual cleaning date is approaching
We coordinate the outage and building notice with the manager.
Both receiving and elevated tanks
Tell us the number, capacity and supply arrangement so both can be planned together.
A report or photographs are required
Confirm the format and destination before the work.
Tank deterioration is a concern
We record visible corrosion, cracks, fittings and other observed damage.
What affects the price
Capacity and number of tanks
The tank size and whether both receiving and elevated tanks are included affect labour and time.
Location and access
Roof, basement, narrow access and equipment-carrying routes are checked.
Shutdown and restoration
The required outage window and restoration procedure are included in the plan.
Report and testing
Photo reports, documents and any required water-quality test are quoted by scope.
Service area
We serve Yukuhashi, Kanda, Miyako, Buzen, Chikujo, Koge, Yoshitomi, Kitakyushu, Tagawa, Iizuka, Munakata, Fukuoka and Nakatsu. Ask us about nearby areas as well.
Water-tank questions
How often should a tank be cleaned?
The required interval depends on the facility and applicable rules. We confirm the building and schedule rather than relying on a generic interval.
Will the building lose water during the work?
Usually yes. We agree the outage time and restoration procedure in advance.
Is cleaning the same as the statutory inspection?
No. Cleaning, inspection and water-quality testing have different scopes. We clarify what is required before quoting.
Can receiving and elevated tanks be requested together?
Yes. Tell us the number, capacity and supply arrangement so both can be planned together.
Will I receive photos and a report?
Yes. We can provide before, during and after photos and a work report in the agreed format.
Can you also look for tank damage?
We record visible corrosion, cracks and fitting deterioration. Repairs or specialist inspection are quoted separately when needed.
Tell us what is happening
You do not need to know the exact cause or service name. A photo and a short description will help us understand the situation.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.