Ron Perrin Water Technologies, Inc. has developed a new video series.

Be sure to check out our new video series. “Tap Talk” where we will explore what our crew typically finds in municipal drinking water tanks. We will take a close look at some of the sediment found in tanks and show you why keeping water tanks clean is so very important. There is a serious danger lurking in America’s water systems. Join me, (Ron Perrin), along with microbiologists and a former EPA employee, Len Pardee, as we discuss the problem.

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For several years we have been working on a feature length documentary with the working title, “Out of sight, Out of mind – What is in your water”. This episode features parts from that film. Keeping tanks clean is very important, but before you can fix a problem you must know it exists. Water tank inspections are essential to properly manage any municipal water system. Big or small, if you do not know there is a problem with your water system, you can not make plans to take care of it. Sediment builds up in almost all water systems over time. Sediment on the floor of the tank can be a breeding ground for bacteria, protozoa, viruses and a host of other contaminants. In some tanks this soft sedimentation becomes a safe habitat where contaminants can grow protected from the chlorine and other treatment chemicals. As billions of bacteria form in the sediment treatment chemicals can be depleted, causing utilities to use more and more until they reach, or exceed, legal limits.

Simple tank cleaning remains the best solution.

YouTube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/ronperrin

Episode 1

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Episode 3

ROV & Diver Search for Leak in Water Storage Facility

Looking for a leak in a six million gallon tank can be a litte bit like looking for a needle in a haystack,

but we try,  check out the video:

Potable Water Inspection Cameras

Remote Video Inspection Camera

Video Ray ROV

Our custom made underwater cameras set us apart from the competition.  We inspect potable water storage tanks in Texas to meet TCEQ guidelines with NO WATER LOSS and No Disruption in service.  I wrote the book on Inspecting & Cleaning Potable Water Storage !

Potable Water Line Air Diver (c) Ron Perrin 2013

Diver Entering Water Tower (C)Ron Perrin 2012

Our qualified and experienced dive team will do the Job right.

Read more about these methods of inspection & cleaning in my book

“Inspecting & Cleaning Potable Water Storage”  By Ron Perrin

Bacteria, protazoa and even viruses can find the sediment in the floor of a water storage tank an inviting habitat. The sediment can allow many microbiological contaminates to get a foothold in your system, grow and create a larger problem. The EPA has determined that microbiological growth in distribution systems is a threat to public health.

If you cant get your supervisors, directors or council members to look at this web site, now you can order the book and put it in their hands.

These photos make the case- Inspecting & Cleaning Public water supplies should be a top priority.

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Note: All Text and Photos on this web site are the copyrighted property of Ron Perrin (c) 2008 -2014

Video Ray ROV available for potable water storage tank inspection

The VIDEO RAY ROV is an excellent inspection tool for large water storage facilities. The remotely controlled unit is able to move throughout the facility to get a good look at all interior conditions.Ron Perrin Water Technologies has specialized in water storage tank inspection since 1997.  We use digital cameras to capture photos of outside inspection points & underwater video with the VIDEO RAY ROV to give the most complete report in the industry at a very competitive price.  For a free quote call Ron Perrin Water Technologies  at toll free at 888-481-1768.