Whether you use a 1000-litre IBC tank, a 5000L Kentank, or an underground concrete tank, cleaning and regular maintenance are crucial to ensure your water stays safe, fresh, and usable especially in Kenya, where stored water often supplements or replaces piped supply. This guide outlines step-by-step cleaning procedures, required tools, and simple maintenance schedules to protect your tank and your...
As Kenyan homeowners face rising water bills and intermittent supply, IBC tanks (Intermediate Bulk Containers) are emerging as a compact, versatile solution. Originally built for industrial liquids, these 1000-litre cube-shaped tanks are now common in homes for rainwater collection, gardening, kitchen backup, and more. This article explores why IBC tanks are becoming the go-to water storage choice for...
For many Kenyan homeowners, farmers, and developers, a gravity-fed water system remains one of the most cost-effective and energy-free ways to deliver water throughout the home or farm. Whether you’re dealing with frequent water shortages, unreliable electricity, or simply want a low-maintenance setup, gravity-fed systems are ideal. This guide explores tank options, height recommendations, plumbing...
With growing water demands and unpredictable supply across many Kenyan towns, multi-tank linking systems have become a practical solution for homeowners, institutions, and farms. Whether you're harvesting rainwater, relying on municipal supply, or pumping from a borehole, linking tanks allows for scalable storage, easy expansion, and better redundancy. This guide explores tank compatibility, common...
As more homeowners and developers in Kenya seek efficient water storage solutions, underground water tanks have emerged as a smart alternative to traditional above-ground tanks. Whether you're building in Kiambu, Machakos, Nakuru, or any high-density area, underground tanks save space while offering reliable storage and cooler water temperatures. This guide breaks down the materials, construction...
Tired of switching on your water pump manually or dealing with surprise overflows? Whether you have a 500 litre tank, a 10000 litre tank, or multiple poly tanks in your compound, an automatic tank refill system can transform your water management routine. This guide explains how these systems work, what you need to install one in Kenya, and where they’re most useful especially in rental developments,...
In many Kenyan homes and rural plots, elevating water storage tanks is crucial for improving water pressure, supporting gravity-fed plumbing, and avoiding the need for costly pumps. Whether you’re installing a 1000 litre tank, 2000L, or 5000 litre water tank, a strong DIY stand can make a big difference in water efficiency especially for bathrooms, outdoor kitchens, and irrigation setups. This guide...
As water reliability continues to fluctuate across Kenya especially in satellite towns like Ruai, Kiserian, Machakos, and along Kangundo Road more homeowners are embracing multi-tank linking systems as a practical solution. Whether you’re expanding storage for a rural home, upgrading your rental property, or managing water for a small farm, linking multiple tanks offers flexibility, scalability, and...
In a country where water scarcity and unpredictable supply are increasingly common, having the right water tank isn’t just convenient it’s essential. Whether you’re building a rural homestead, managing a rental unit, or running a small farm, selecting the right tank size ensures that your water storage system matches your daily usage, seasonality, and budget. In this guide, we explore the most...
In Kenya, having a reliable water storage system is a must whether you’re building your own home, managing a rental unit, or farming on the outskirts of the city. One of the key choices to make early in your project is whether to install an underground water tank or opt for a more traditional above-ground tank, such as a poly plastic tank or steel tank. Each option comes with its advantages, and your...