12 Things to Consider When Buying a Septic Tank Septic tanks are a necessary and key component for septic systems. A septic tank is a watertight container, buried in the ground near the house, that holds all of the wastewater from toilets and other sources within a septic system. The septic tank has two main …
ASC Water Tanks Quick Q&A on Underground Water Tanks When it comes to water storage, the first thing that most people think of is a large, above ground tanks. But what if you don’t have a lot of space? What if your yard isn’t exactly flat? Well then, an underground water tank may be just …
We sat down with our in-house water pumps expert, Garth Rudlin for a quick chat about water pumps. We put together a list of the most common questions we get asked by our customers and builders. Q. How does a water pump work? A. Since our civilization, humans have needed to move water from one point …
The What? When? and Why? of Retention Tanks and Detention Tanks In today’s building and development market, supplying a domestic above ground or below ground water tank is not enough for many councils and developments. As the urban sprawl continues across much of Melbourne and Sydney, and in fact, most of Australia, we are seeing …
To our Valued Customers: ASC Water Tanks has been informed of a significant price rise in the raw material used to manufacture all our plastic rainwater tanks, pump covers, troughs and fittings. As always, we strive to bring our best prices to complement our outstanding levels of service, lead times and expertise industry knowledge. Due …
11/06/2021 VICTORIAN LOCKDOWN 4.2 UPDATE In line with Government guidelines and the Health Departments decisions, ASC Water Tanks is once again open to the public. We would once again like to thank all our Victorian customers for their support and business and welcome you back to our showroom. All visitors will need to sign in …
Did you know that only 2.5% of the water in the world is drinkable? And with that, only 1% is available for drinking water, with the balance trapped in icecaps, glaciers, and inaccessible underground aquifers. Most Australians are lucky to have access to clean fresh water in their homes, and so the notion of water …
