Water Tanks Toowoomba
Delivering Water Tanks to Toowoomba, Dalby, Gatton, Helidon, Gatton and Surrounding Areas in the Lockyer Valley Region
Looking for a high-quality Water Tank(s)?
Select Water Tanks have been supplying homes, farms and businesses in Toowoomba, Dalby, Gatton and the surrounding areas with quality Stainless Steel and Colorbond Rainwater Tanks since 2006.
We can supply large round water tanks for your farm, an Underdeck or a Slimline water tank for your town property or something in between. Whatever your needs we can manufacture and deliver you the perfect water tank(s).
All our water tanks are factory made to order. If you are thinking of investing in or replacing your water tank we can deliver what you need at a great price with top level service.
Water Restrictions
Water restrictions are common across the whole region, in general all residents are always urged to minimise water usage to preserve existing water supplies. Installing a rainwater tank will
- Reduce your dependence on local water supply. Proving you with a source of fresh water when water restrictions are in place.
- Reduce your water bills. With the right system you can harvest most of the water you need from free rainwater.
- Help the Environment. Rainwater harvesting is sustainable and eases the burden on infrastructure such as dams, treatment facilities and pipework.
What sized tank do you need?
The key consideration when choosing what size tank you need is to estimate the volume of water you require.
For example, Using Toowoomba rainfall records, a 10,000 litre rainwater tank internally connected to the toilet and washing machine could be expected to generally supply 20-30% of the average daily water needs for a typical household. Using a 22,000 litre tank would increase this figure to 30-40%.
If you need any help or advice on size or configuration please do contact us.
The Lockyer Valley region and bushfire season
Climate change experts are predicting an increase in the number and intensity of bushfires across Australia in the next few years. The whole Lockyer Valley region faces the dangers of bushfires more than ever.
Investing in a metal water tank with a petrol powered firefighting pump can provide protection for your property. You can find out more about water tanks and bushfires by visiting our recent post Bushfire Water Tank Requirements.
Discover Our Range of Water Tanks
At Select Water Tanks, we take pride in offering durable stainless steel water tanks that stand the test of time. Our stainless steel tanks are perfect for both residential and commercial use, providing longevity and reliability.
Learn more about our stainless steel water tanks
Round Water Tanks
View our range of popular Round Water Tanks below
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2000L Water Tank
$1,350.00 – $2,175.00 -
3000L Water Tank
$1,520.00 – $2,585.00 -
5000L Water Tank
$1,730.00 – $2,875.00 -
10000L Water Tank
$2,625.00 – $4,435.00 -
15000L Water Tank
$3,115.00 – $5,675.00 -
20000L Water Tank
$4,170.00 – $7,640.00 -
22500L Water Tank
$4,445.00 – $7,930.00 -
25000L Water Tank
$4,765.00 – $8,200.00 -
Fire Water Tanks
$2,885.00 – $5,135.00
Slimline Water Tanks
View our range of popular Slimline Water Tanks below
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Water Tanks Toowoomba
Why Choose Select Water Tanks
Quality Assurance
Customisation Options
We understand that every space is unique. That’s why we offer a wide range of sizes and configurations to suit your specific requirements. Whether you need a water tank for a compact space or a large commercial property, we have the perfect solution
Local Expertise
With over 15 years of experience serving Toowoomba, Dalby, Gatton and the Lockyer Valley Region. We have a deep understanding of the unique needs of our customers. Our expertise ensures that you get the right water storage solution tailored to your location.
At Select Water Tanks, we share this commitment to sustainability by offering permanent water storage solutions. Our diverse tank range, featuring various styles, sizes, and colours, ensures your rainwater tank seamlessly integrates with your home and lifestyle. Whether you’re in the market for a stainless steel or Colorbond tank, we’ve got you covered.
Water Tanks Toowoomba FAQs
What are the requirements for Water Tanks in Toowoomba?
Since September 1, 2014, rainwater tanks and water-saving measures are mandatory for new dwellings and commercial buildings in Queensland.
For new single detached dwellings on blocks over 250m², Queensland Development Code (QDC) 4.2 applies, while QDC 4.3 applies to new commercial buildings (class 5 to 9), excluding units. Units are defined as attached dwellings separated by fire-resisting walls.
Requirements for new houses include collecting water from at least 50% of the roof area or 100m² (whichever is lesser), plumbing for toilets, washing machines, and one outdoor tap, and minimum tank capacities based on site size or rural zoning.
For class 5-9 buildings, water collection, plumbing, and minimum tank capacities are specified based on pedestal requirements.
Approval for rainwater tanks is issued as part of overall plumbing approval. It’s crucial to check the location of Council infrastructure on the allotment, as it may affect tank placement.
Overflow from tanks must be discharged without causing nuisance or erosion, typically via a bubbler or into a Council-approved stormwater system.
Marking and signage requirements include labeling water supply systems with “RAINWATER” at intervals not exceeding 500mm, using green indicators for rainwater outlets, and following AS 1345 and AS 3500 guidelines for tank signage.
To find out more visit Water Tank Requirements Toowoomba Region
Can I use my water tank during water restrictions in Toowoomba?
During times of water restrictions in Toowoomba, the use of water tanks may be subject to certain restrictions, depending on the level of restriction. For example, during a drought, the use of water for outdoor purposes such as watering gardens and lawns may be prohibited.
However, water collected in a tank can still be used for indoor purposes such as flushing toilets and washing clothes. It’s important to check the current water restrictions in your area and adhere to the guidelines set out by the local council.
What type of water tank is suitable for Toowoomba's climate?
Toowoomba’s climate is characterised by hot, humid summers and mild winters, with a considerable amount of rainfall throughout the year. As such, the best type of water tank for Toowoomba’s climate is a stainless steel tank. As they are longer lasting and more hygienic – find out more about our stainless steel water tanks
Is there a rebate for water tanks in Qld?
Yes, there are rebates available for water tanks in Queensland. These rebates apply to the installation of household tanks, rural water tanks, and other water-efficient products and appliances. For more information, you can visit the website www.wdrc.qld.gov.au/water-tank-rebate.
Major Projects in the Toowoomba Region
Cressbrook Dam Safety Improvement project
Toowoomba Council are undertaking a crucial project to enhance Cressbrook Dam’s safety, a vital water source serving over 180,000 Toowoomba Region residents.
The initiative will widen the dam spillway, boosting flood resilience and safeguarding downstream landholders. It’s in response to Queensland’s flood capacity guidelines, costing around $270 million. In December 2023, Seymour Whyte Constructions and SMEC Australia were awarded the project’s design and construction tender.
Construction is set to begin in early 2024, aiming for completion by October 2025.
Greenmount Waste Management Facility Upgrade
Toowoomba Council are building a waste transfer facility in Greenmount to replace the nearing-capacity landfill. These facilities offer a cleaner waste management alternative, enhancing the public experience, reducing community impact, and ensuring environmental compliance.
Waste is stored in bulk bins before offsite transport, minimising odour, dust, and wildlife issues. Litter prevention measures prevent windblown debris. The design mirrors the Greater Toowoomba Waste Management Facility, aiming to maximize landfill diversion. Construction will take place on the current site.
