ROV Interior Inspection
A disinfected submersible remotely operated vehicle can document submerged surfaces, components, and sediment while reducing the disruption and water loss associated with draining, when conditions permit.
Better information for better decisions
California water tank inspections should do more than produce photographs. A useful inspection helps operators understand visible conditions, separate urgent concerns from routine maintenance, and communicate priorities to technical and nontechnical decision-makers.
Industrial Inspection Companies develops the scope around the tank type, access, operating status, known concerns, and the decision your team needs to make. Depending on the asset, options can include exterior observations, in-service ROV inspection, coating-condition documentation, sediment observations, accessible appurtenance review, cathodic-protection observations, and targeted nondestructive testing.
The resulting record organizes photographs, video, locations, and observations so your team can plan maintenance, cleaning, repairs, rehabilitation, engineering review, or additional evaluation with greater confidence.
California inspection readiness
California’s Division of Drinking Water has emphasized its authority to inspect all portions of public water systems, including storage tanks. State guidance identifies risks associated with gaps, cracks, sediment, biofilms, corrosion products, disinfectant loss, and elevated water age. We help owners organize tank information, inspection access, visual evidence, and reporting objectives for maintenance and the appropriate regulatory or engineering review.
Review California’s water-storage tank inspection letter.
Choose the right approach
A disinfected submersible remotely operated vehicle can document submerged surfaces, components, and sediment while reducing the disruption and water loss associated with draining, when conditions permit.
Document accessible coatings, corrosion, leakage, ladders, hatches, vents, overflow components, foundations, and other agreed points of interest.
When close access, cleaning, repair planning, or material evaluation is needed, we help define a drained or targeted testing scope suited to the decision.
Built around California operating conditions
California tanks operate in coastal, valley, mountain, and desert climates. Salt air, intense sunlight, heat, seasonal moisture, sediment, vegetation, and temperature variation can affect coatings, steel surfaces, vents, hatches, foundations, and other appurtenances. Consistent visual documentation helps owners plan the right next step.
California service areas
We evaluate projects throughout the state. Share the facility location, tank type, operating constraints, and preferred schedule so we can confirm the inspection approach and mobilization requirements for your area.
Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and surrounding systems
San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Sacramento, Stockton, and nearby water districts
Fresno, Bakersfield, Modesto, Santa Barbara, Salinas, Redding, and regional facilities
Do not see your city listed? Contact us with the project location and inspection goals.
A straightforward process
We confirm the tank, operating status, access, known concerns, schedule, safety requirements, and deliverables before mobilization.
Qualified personnel document the agreed points of interest with operational continuity and clear location context in mind.
Your team receives organized observations, photographs, video references, and practical follow-up considerations.
Common questions
Often, yes. An ROV can document many interior conditions while the tank remains in service. Suitability depends on tank configuration, access, water-system protocols, operating conditions, and the inspection objective.
The agreed report can include asset information, inspection scope, observed conditions, annotated photographs, video references, location context, areas of concern, and considerations for maintenance or further evaluation.
We evaluate elevated tanks, ground storage tanks, standpipes, pressure tanks, clearwells, reservoirs, and other potable or process-water storage assets. The appropriate method depends on the asset and project objective.
California’s Division of Drinking Water states that its inspection authority extends to all portions of a public water system, including water-storage tanks. Owners should coordinate access and confirm the inspection method, safety plan, and system-specific requirements with the appropriate parties.
Provide the facility location, tank type and capacity, available drawings, last inspection date, known concerns, access information, desired schedule, and whether the tank must remain in service.
We evaluate projects statewide. Mobilization, availability, site requirements, and the exact inspection scope are confirmed during the quote process.
Tell us what you operate, what you need to learn, and when you need the work completed. We will help define the practical next step.
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