Drinking Water
Selected tank models using NSF/ANSI 61-listed HDPE resin for potable-water storage.
Water Tank Solutions Across Canada
Plastic Water Storage Tanks
Explore polyethylene tanks for drinking water, rainwater, wastewater, contaminated water, and water-treatment applications. We can help identify an appropriate size and configuration.
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Tell us the approximate capacity, intended use, and installation location. We supply water tanks in a broad range of styles and capacities.
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- Potable and non-potable options
- Canada-wide supply
- Prebuilt, modified, and custom solutions
Water Storage Applications
Find the Right Water Tank
Tank selection depends on the water source, intended use, required capacity, installation conditions, and whether potable-water documentation is required. We can help review those details before a model is selected.
Rainwater Storage
Storage options for rainwater collection, irrigation, and larger residential or commercial systems.
Wastewater
Tank configurations for compatible wastewater and water-treatment applications.
Contaminated Water
Storage options for compatible contaminated-water streams, subject to application review.
Materials & Standards
Options for Potable and Process Water
Selected supplied tank lines use HDPE resin listed to NSF/ANSI 61 for potable-water applications. Applicable model documentation should be confirmed before purchase.
- Selected HDPE resin listed to NSF/ANSI 61
- Selected tank lines produced within an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system
- Applicable upright tanks over 500 gallons manufactured in accordance with ASTM D1998
Standards, listings, and certifications depend on the selected tank model, resin, configuration, and intended use. Confirm the required documentation and complete tank suitability before ordering.
Tank Configurations
Prebuilt, Modified, and Custom Options
Water storage requirements vary widely. Available options include vertical closed-top tanks, open-top tanks, horizontal tanks, and project-specific custom HDPE tanks.
- Vertical tanks for stationary bulk water storage
- Horizontal tanks for selected mobile or space-constrained uses
- Open-top tanks for accessible process applications
- Selected fittings, vents, level indicators, supports, and restraints
- Custom fabricated HDPE tanks where prebuilt models will not fit
Supply and Project Support
Water Tank Supply Across Canada
We can coordinate prebuilt and custom water tank supply and delivery across Canada. Regional installation and service are available depending on project size and location.
Common Questions
Water Tank FAQs
Are plastic tanks suitable for drinking water?
Selected tank models use HDPE resin listed to NSF/ANSI 61 for potable-water applications. Confirm the listing and complete tank configuration for the specific model before purchase.
Can these tanks store wastewater or contaminated water?
Selected tanks may be suitable for wastewater and compatible contaminated-water applications. Suitability depends on the complete contents, concentration, temperature, specific gravity, fittings, and operating conditions.
What does ASTM D1998 apply to?
ASTM D1998 is a specification for polyethylene upright storage tanks. Applicable supplied upright tank models over 500 gallons are available manufactured in accordance with this standard; confirm compliance for the selected model.
What water tank sizes are available?
Water tanks are available from smaller-capacity models through large bulk-storage tanks. Available capacity depends on tank style, resin, specific-gravity rating, and application.
Can a water tank be modified?
Depending on the selected tank, modifications may include fittings, flanges, vents, level indicators, insulation, supports, and restraints. Modifications may affect warranty coverage and must be reviewed for the specific model.
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Capacity, intended use, installation location, and potable-water documentation requirements are helpful—but they are not required to start.