Our inspectors have the right training and equipment to get your job done safely
2019 – Course Dates: 8/2/19 and 10/11/19
The Environmental Training Institute at UT Arlington is offering a new course from a different point of view. WTR 308 Water Storage Inspection Techniques is a 16hr class designed to give you a good understanding of how to safely inspect and document potable water storage tanks and towers. I was contracted to develop the course earlier this year and now I have also been hired to be the instructor. I will be taking a look at the safety concerns of working at height and in confined spaces. We will review what the key inspection points are, high-tech inspection tools and the best ways to document what you find. The class is now listed in the Environmental Training Institute Summer Catalog and online at:
The inspection and cleaning of water storage tanks is important to the health of a water system and important to people who drink from it.
The Ron Perrin Clean Water Tank Project, Inc. is now designated as a 501 (c) 3 by the Internal Revenue Service and has been Incorporated by the Texas Secretary of State as a Nonprofit Corporation.
Our Mission: To promote the safe inspection and cleaning of water storage tanks and towers. We plan to do this with our blog, publications and film. The Working title to our film is Out of Sight, Out of Mind: What’s in Your Water? We sill soon have a crowd funding event to get the movie going too.
Advertisement space is now available on our blog we are also accepting on topic post with links to the authors webpage. To contribute content to the film or the blog contact Ron Perrin at RonPerrinCSHO@gmail.com. If you would like to show your support for our mission a donation as small as $2 is a great way to show you care about this issue.
Please write a review, we would love to post your comments about our service. We are celebrating our 18th year inspecting and cleaning water storage tanks and towers. I am proud to report that I have maintained my first customer this entire time. We now have many utilities we have serviced for over 17 years. Old or new, if you are one of our customers we would like to hear from you! Please take a minute and write a short review on our Facebook page!
Thanks to your support we made it to the judging phase of the Mission Main Street Grants program from Chase! We are in the running for a $100,000 grant and a trip to LinkedIn HQ. Recipients will be announced in September – wish us luck! Be sure to like our Page on FACEBOOK!
November 7th, 2014, Ginger Allen and the CBS 11 i-Team watches as my company inspects and cleans a north Texas water tower. The tower was cleaned as a normal maintenance procedure. A light- brown dusting of sediment was removed from the interior floor before it could get deep enough to support bacteria and become a problem.
The tower was cleaned by a Commercial Diver who was trained at OCEAN CORP, Houston, Texas. The Diver is sealed in his own environment, then washed down with a chlorine solution. Because we specialize in the inspection and cleaning of Potable Water Storage Facilities, all of our equipment is purchased for, and only used in, potable water.
This utility is doing a great job of maintaining their system. However, utility managers across the country struggle to get the funds to properly maintain their systems. The EPA is currently considering a regulation that would require all water storage facilities to be inspected and cleaned at regular intervals. This new requirement could improve the water quality for millions of Americans.
Ron Perrin Speaks to I-Team Reporter Ginger Allen
The EPA is taking comments on this proposed regulation until the end of the year. We have the contact information posted on our blog, or you can just take our poll at: www.cleanwatertankproject.com. The poll results will be turned in to the EPA at the end of the year.
The STATE OF TEXAS requires all water storage tanks and towers to be inspected annually.
Our low cost inspection meets all state requirements listed under §290.46(m)(1). We use underwater cameras to inspect the interior of the facility so there is NO WATER LOSS and NO DOWN TIME for your water system.
You only need to pay for the documentation you want to keep. Advance Payment is required for the best discount pricing.
Ground and clearwell tanks start at only $299.00. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality “State Form” is our most basic inspection, delivered on one sheet of paper. Additional travel charges my apply to some customers.
The state form for water tank inspections meets the minimum requirements for documenting annual potable water tank inspections in the State of Texas. Our pre-paid service allows you to get a professional inspection but only pay for the type of documentation you want. All inspections start with the basics. Simply click the “Add to cart” button under the type of tank you need inspected, then select the quantity you need in the shopping cart. Our inspections document all exterior inspection points with photos as well as the interior roof that is a critical inspection point. Video is also shot of the interior roof, and underwater areas documenting the floor of the tank. This allows the inspector to view the floor of the tank to determine if there is sediment and if so how much with no disruption to your water system.
The basic inspection price documents the findings on the TCEQ state form, or choose to have the documents for your personal review by selecting the additional services below. Our pre-paid service offers Texas Water Utilities the most information for the least cost allowing you to only pay for the documentation you want to keep.
Our inspectors have the right training and equipment to get your job done safely
Available documentation includes comprehensive written reports, underwater video on narrated DVD, paint thickness testing, metal thickness testing, and sediment sampling from the floor of your tank. All services are performed with no disruption in your water service and absolutely NO WATER LOSS!
For more information on low cost tank inspections call Debi at 817-377-4899
Ron Perrin Water Technologies has been serving the potable water utility industry since 1997. Offering remote camera inspections, Remotely Operated Vehicle or ROV inspections and diver inspection and cleaning service. Potable Water Divers are able to inspect or clean water storage tanks and towers with no disruption in service and minimal water loss. Our equipment is purchased for and only used in potable water. Our divers are Commercially certified through training approved by the Association of Diving Contractors. RPWT is the parent company of TEXASWATERTANKINSPECTION.com, and this blog. Ron Perrin is the creator of the CLEAN WATER TANK PROJECT a web site dedicated to Potable Water Storage contamination and how to deal with it.
Call toll free 1-888-481-1768 for a free quote. See www.ronperrin.com for more details.
Over time sediment builds up in almost all water storage tanks and towers. Sediment on the floor of a tank can become a safe habitat for bacteria protazoa and even viruses. Our sediment sampling service removes 16 ounces of water & sediment from the floor of your water tank. Analysis will help you stay in compliance and allow you to make better decisions regarding maintenance.
Potable water tank Sediment Samples
Finding out what is on the floor of your water storage tank is a very important inspection point. Call today 1-888-481-1768.
Our tank inspection technicians can put the floor of your tank in your hands, we also offer compete water tanks and tower inspection and cleaning services visit http://www.ronperrin.com for more details.