Start with what you know
A tank is part of the route from supply to tap. Keep its access, maintenance record and connections in your property file. Do not enter a tank or improvise chemical cleaning; arrange appropriate professional assessment and follow equipment instructions.
Make the record specific
When a property receives delivered water into a tank also supplied by a bore, record both sources. A delivery document by itself does not describe the mixed water leaving storage.
Your observation checklist
- Identify the tank and the outlets it supplies.
- Record the last documented inspection or cleaning.
- Note visible issues from a safe, accessible position.
- Confirm who can authorize downtime and arrange an alternative supply.
The question to take to an assessment
What inspection, cleaning scope and return-to-service checks are appropriate for this tank?
Keep the original observations, dates and documents together. If you commission a visit or test, agree its scope, costs and expected written output directly with the professional. Our online check does not book a technician or send your details to a provider.
Take a useful next step
Create your free property checklist or read the related practical guide. Enter your email and confirm your address to receive your personal plan as a designed PDF attachment.
The references below explain general principles. They do not measure water at your Bali property or establish a local diagnosis. The preparation checklist is our editorial suggestion for organizing a more useful conversation.
Questions worth asking
What should I do with this information?
What inspection, cleaning scope and return-to-service checks are appropriate for this tank?
Does the online check include a test or visit?
No. It creates a free preparation checklist. External tests, visits and equipment require a separate agreement with the professional you choose.
Sources & scope
US Environmental Protection Agency · US private-well guidance; local requirements must be confirmed in Bali
Retrieved 2026-09-07 · US government guidance, linked as general context; not Indonesian regulation.