New address:

Phone numbers and fax numbers are the same as the old location.

San Antonio, Texas
427 W Chavaneaux Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78221
Phone: (210) 932-0181
Email: info@TXtanks.com
Website: www.TXtanks.com

They offer:

• Poly tanks, above and below ground
• Steel tanks
• Rain harvesting systems
• Greywater all-in-one systems
• Transport tanks
• Chemical and fertilizer tanks
• Septic tanks
• Below ground cisterns
• Stormwater retention systems
• Industrial tanks
• Ag tanks
• Accessories and fittings

If they don’t have something in inventory, they can order through our factory direct network. We welcome this great addition to our team!

Check out this recent article from Prescott, AZ.

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“You know you need a septic system, but where should it be installed? How do you decide if a plastic septic tank can be used in one location versus someplace else?

This article discusses many of the factors to consider when selecting the best site for your poly septic tank and/or leach field system.

Polyethylene plastic septic tanks have several advantages over concrete tanks, one of the most obvious benefits is the ease of installation. The light weight yet durable plastic tanks don´t require costly heavy equipment to install. They can be transported in the back of a pickup truck or utility trailer and placed in the ground by 2 to 3 people.

Before choosing a site for your poly septic system, you should be aware of any state and local requirements pertaining to permits, inspections and setbacks.

The septic tank installer should start with a site-survey of the preferred location to ensure a quality installation. Established environmental factors should be considered before deciding on the final septic site. Included in this list are the following…”

To read more, CLICK HERE

Taken from GreenLivingPress.com‘s “That Blue Part on the Map”

“The importance of water conservation and the notion of water scarcity are not always front and center in the mind, especially when maps and globes are full of “blue area.” In reality, however, the increase in population and global development translates into more and more strain on fresh water sources each year.

Water can be scarce in any given region due to a lack of physical, unpolluted water, a lack of ability to access the water available, or a lack of financial means for water extraction and utilization. Because of all of these factors, there is a limited fresh water supply available for use each year. Of the water on planet Earth, 2.5% is freshwater; and of that percentage, less than 1% is available for use. Oftentimes, that percentage of available freshwater is contaminated and polluted, rendering it unsuitable for use.

While data on average shower times for every country is not exactly abundant, much information about water use and water conservation does exist. According to www.waterfootprint.org, the worldwide per-capita median of water use per year is 1320.5 meters cubed. That breaks down to an average of 3.62 meters cubed per day. The same study finds that the lowest water usage per person is Yemen, with 619 meters cubed per year (1.69 meters cubed per day); and the highest water usages per person is the USA, 2483 meters cubed per year (6.82 meters cubed per day).

This means on any given day, individuals in the the US use almost twice as much fresh water than the global average.”

Read more: http://greenlivingpress.com/2010/09/07/the-blue-part-on-the-map/