What the ROV Sees
Inspection frames and site photographs from our own work. Every image is a real asset we have inspected or cleaned - there is no stock photography anywhere on this site. Click any image to view it larger.
What you are looking at
Most of these frames were recorded by the inspection ROV with the tank in service - the sediment around a strainer box, a pitted elbow flange, an internal ladder with corrosion staining on the wall behind it, a bolted outlet flange in a lined wall. Several show the VAC Boss crawler at work on a reservoir floor, with the cleaned strip beside the sediment it is removing. The exterior photographs are fire water and storage tanks at the point of inspection, and the drained-tank images are from conventional drain-down cleans where that was the right method.
This is the kind of record an inspection produces: what was seen, where, and what warrants a closer look. More about ROV inspection and condition assessment.
Other Services
Remote inspection and cleaning for drinking water, wastewater, fire water and industrial water assets across New Zealand. Every job starts with an inspection, so the method is chosen from what is actually inside the asset.
Drinking Water - VAC Boss
Potable-water ROV inspection and robotic sediment removal, with asset-specific hygiene, disinfection and water-quality controls. Read more
Wastewater - Sludge Boss
Remote inspection and sludge removal for wastewater tanks, ponds, lagoons, wet wells and treatment assets. Read more
Fire Water Tanks
Condition inspection, sediment assessment and cleaning options that support fire-water system maintenance and asset records. Read more
ROV Inspection & Condition Assessment
High-definition video, photographic records and observations of submerged components, sediment and visible defects. Read more
Industrial Water Infrastructure
Remote inspection and cleaning for process water, raw water, settling tanks and difficult-to-access submerged assets. Read moreNeed to know what is happening inside your tank or reservoir?
Start with an inspection. We can help establish the condition of the asset and recommend a practical next step based on what is actually found. Tell us what the asset is, roughly where it is and what you need to know, and we will come back to you.
027 313 0280- [email protected]
- Based in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty - working across New Zealand
- Drinking water, wastewater, fire water and industrial water assets
Helpful to have on hand: the asset type and approximate size, depth, access arrangement, floor or liner type, and whether it can stay in service. If you do not know yet, that is fine - the inspection is how we find out.