Protect water quality and document tank condition with certified ROV inspections for municipalities, utilities, and facility owners—without automatically draining or taking the tank out of service.
Know Your Tank’s Condition Without an Unnecessary Shutdown
Get a clear, documented view of tank condition before corrosion, coating failure, sediment, or structural concerns become costly. We coordinate water tank inspection services nationwide for elevated water towers, ground storage tanks, potable water systems, and fire protection assets.
Inspection scopes can include interior video, evaluations of tank walls and coatings, cathodic protection review, sediment checks, and documented findings. Our qualified inspectors plan work around applicable AWWA guidance, OSHA safety requirements, EPA expectations, NFPA 25 needs, and your water supply and service requirements.
ROV & Underwater Inspection Technology
Our ROV inspection process and underwater inspections use high-definition visuals and proven techniques. Using submersible remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), we provide detailed water tank inspection services without the need for draining or shutdown. This cost-effective solution supports tank maintenance while keeping water systems operational.
Certified Reports That Meet Industry Standards
All inspections include detailed documentation and a full inspection report. These records meet API 653, AWWA, and NACE standards and include tank interior visuals, tank wall evaluations, sediment buildup checks, and more. You receive actionable insights to plan disinfection, water tank cleaning, or repairs.
Custom Water Tank Inspection Services
Each water storage tank inspection is customized to your specific tank type, location, and regulatory requirements. Whether you manage drinking water systems or fire suppression tanks, our inspectors are trained to identify potential failures and offer targeted solutions. Scopes can support annual inspections, and we perform assessments in confined spaces when needed while prioritizing safety in every evaluation.
Clear & Transparent Pricing
We believe in transparency. You'll receive a straightforward quote outlining the cost-effective inspection services we provide. No surprises—just clear pricing for expert evaluations that help prevent costly repairs and plan tank repairs before conditions worsen.
Nationwide Scheduling & Project Support
Our nationwide project team coordinates scope, scheduling, site requirements, field crews, and final reporting for municipalities, utilities, and private facilities.
Industry-Certified Team of Inspectors
We bring together certified tank inspectors, ROV pilots, and inspection analysts to deliver clear results. Each member of our team is qualified in accordance with NACE, STI, and other industry certifications. We work seamlessly to support your inspection schedule, maintenance planning, and reporting needs.
From Inspection Findings to a Practical Maintenance Plan
Your report turns field observations into decisions. We document visible conditions, organize photos and video, highlight priorities, and provide a clear record your team can use to plan cleaning, coating work, repairs, budgeting, or follow-up evaluation. The result is a practical next-step plan aligned with your water-quality, reliability, and compliance goals.
Regular inspections help detect early signs of corrosion, pitting, and coating failures. They also ensure fire protection systems remain compliant and functional.
Absolutely. Our tank inspectors are qualified through NACE, STI, and follow OSHA standards. They’re experienced in both potable water and fire protection tank inspections.
Yes. After the inspection, we can provide disinfection and water tank cleaning recommendations based on inspection results.
Each report includes photos, video, corrosion analysis, sediment buildup checks, and coating condition notes. Reports are formatted to meet EPA, AWWA, API 653, and NFPA 25 requirements.
Not necessarily. Our ROV inspection process allows for underwater inspections using submersible remotely operated vehicles. This avoids downtime and reduces cost.
Most tanks require inspection every one to five years depending on usage, location, and local/state regulations. Annual inspections are recommended for tanks serving drinking water or fire protection systems to ensure compliance with AWWA and NFPA 25 standards.
what people say
hear from our clients
The inspection team was incredibly thorough and professional. Using ROV technology, they inspected our potable water tank without having to drain it—saving us both time and money. Their report was detailed, easy to understand, and helped us avoid what could have been a costly repair down the road. Highly recommended!
