Where are water towers located?

These tanks are elevated on towers or other structures to use gravity to create water pressure for distribution. They are commonly found in municipal water systems and are used in areas where there is a need to provide a reliable and consistent water supply, even during periods of high demand.

Below ground tanks

These tanks are located underground, typically at the bottom of a hill or other suitable location, and are used for water storage and distribution in municipalities, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. They are often connected to a water pump that helps maintain water pressure and circulate the water throughout the system.

Rooftop tanks

These tanks are installed on the roofs of buildings, primarily for the storage of water for firefighting purposes. They help provide an immediate supply of water for extinguishing fires and are particularly important in high-rise buildings, commercial complexes, and industrial facilities.