No, we don’t charge for inspections or quotations. They are free, with no obligation to book.
How often should a water tank be cleaned in Kathmandu?
Every 6 months for most homes in the Valley, and every 3 to 4 months if your supply comes from a tanker, a well, or any source with visible sediment.
How much does water tank cleaning cost in Kathmandu?
The price depends on tank size, type, and how much mud has built up. Call 9851145087 for an exact figure before we start; the quote is free, and there’s no obligation.
Do you offer emergency service?
Yes, we offer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the Kathmandu Valley.
Which areas do you cover?
We cover Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, and Kirtipur area- the full Valley.
Is the water safe to drink immediately after cleaning?
Yes, the water is safe to drink immediately after the final rinse and refill. We drain the disinfectant fully as part of the process.
What kinds of tanks do you clean?
Underground cemented and RCC tanks, steel and stainless tanks, and underground rooftop plastic and poly tanks, apartment and commercial tanks.
When should I clean my tank?
Taste of water that is musty or metallic, black specks or grit on water glass, yellow or brown appearance of water after rain, green film on the inside walls, or diminished flow from sediment build-up, clogging the outlet. If you haven’t cleaned it in a while, you need to get it cleaned.
Do you need to break my floor/wall?
In most cases, no. Blockages are removed from existing access holes by rodding, augers, and/or high-pressure jetting. We inform you before we break a line if it is going to be broken.
What causes most kitchen and bathroom blockages?
Most kitchen and bathroom blockages are caused by grease and food waste in kitchens, hair and soap residue in bathrooms. Outdoor and sewer lines usually block from compacted silt or root intrusion, which needs jetting rather than rodding.
