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Water tank and underground cistern cleaning in Ho Chi Minh City

UpClean cleans rooftop stainless-steel and plastic water tanks and underground cisterns in villas and townhouses: draining, removing sediment, scrubbing walls, floors and lids, cleaning floats and pipe inlets, then disinfecting with approved products and rinsing thoroughly before the supply is restored.

Fixed price

Fixed price from 450,000 VND per tank

Indicative prices. Your Up specialist confirms a fixed price before any work begins.

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Price and promises

Water tank cleaning prices in 2026

We only work where there is safe access, and underground cisterns are always ventilated first and handled by a team of at least two. Fixed prices per tank: up to 1,000 L 450,000 VND, over 1,000 up to 2,000 L 650,000 VND, over 2,000 up to 5,000 L 850,000 VND; cisterns 70,000 VND per m³, minimum 1,500,000 VND.

Water tank cleaning

Water tank cleaning prices
Item	Fixed price
Tank up to 1,000 L	450,000 VND / tank
Tank over 1,000 up to 2,000 L	650,000 VND / tank
Tank over 2,000 up to 5,000 L	850,000 VND / tank
Add-onUnderground cistern	+70,000 VND / m³

Cisterns minimum 1,500,000 VND; tanks over 5,000 L quoted after survey. Minimum per visit: 450,000 VND.

Price: Fixed price from 450,000 VND per tank. Agreed before we start — no surprises.
Hours: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM, seven days a week
Areas: An Khanh (Sala · Thu Thiem · Thao Dien · An Phu); Binh Trung (The Global City · Diamond Island · An Phu); Phu My Hung (Tan My · Tan Hung (former District 7)); Binh Thanh (Vinhomes Central Park and nearby); District 1 (Sai Gon · Ben Thanh · Tan Dinh · Ba Son); District 3 (Xuan Hoa · Ban Co · Nhieu Loc); District 4 (Riverside apartments · Xom Chieu · Khanh Hoi); Phu Nhuan (Phu Nhuan · Duc Nhuan · Cau Kieu); Nha Be (Villas next to Phu My Hung). Also: Districts 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, Go Vap, Tan Binh, Tan Phu, Binh Tan, former District 9, and the former Binh Chanh, Hoc Mon and Cu Chi districts.
On time: More than 15 minutes late, and you receive 10% off.
Guarantee: Free re-clean within 48 hours if anything falls short.
Report: Up Report: before/after photos and checklist via WhatsApp or Zalo.
Payment: After sign-off, by bank transfer or cash; larger projects may require a deposit. VAT invoices available.

Last updated 17 October 2026

Which tanks do we clean?

Stainless-steel tanks: Scrubbed with soft brushes only — no wire brushes, abrasives or strong acids.
Plastic tanks: Algae is removed and the lid, threads and any ageing cracks are checked and recorded.
Underground cisterns: Accepted only where the access hatch is wide enough and the space can be properly ventilated.

How do we keep the work safe?

Rooftop tanks are only serviced where there is a fixed ladder, railing or solid platform, with a harness used near roof edges. Underground cisterns are confined spaces: we open and ventilate them first, one team member always stays outside, and nobody enters if the air, access or water inflow is not safe. Rain or strong wind means the visit is rescheduled.

What we do not do

We clean and disinfect the tank; we do not test water quality or certify it, and we do not repair pumps, valves or floats. If you need water testing, please contact an accredited laboratory after the clean.

What's included

What's included in water tank cleaning?

Survey of tank location, access, capacity and sediment before work starts
Supply valve closed and remaining water drained as agreed with you
Sediment removed; walls, floor, corners and underside of the lid scrubbed
Float valve or float switch, inlet, outlet and screens cleaned
Disinfection with approved products for domestic water storage, at the labelled dose
Repeated rinsing with clean water before the supply is restored
Lid, seal and insect screen checked; any faults recorded (no repairs)
Up Report with before-and-after photos via Zalo or WhatsApp

When to book

When do you need water tank cleaning?

Sediment, cloudiness, a yellow tint or unusual smell at the tap
Tap aerators, shower heads or filter cartridges clogging quickly
Six to twelve months since the last clean
After construction, renovation or new pipework
Before moving into a new or rented home, or after a long absence

How we work

Our 5-step water tank cleaning process

01
Enquiry & survey
Send photos of the tank and access, or we survey on site free of charge.
02
Plan & quote
We confirm safe access, team size and shut-off time, with a fixed written quote.
03
Prepare & record
You store some water for the interim; we protect walkways and photograph the tank before work.
04
Clean & disinfect
Drain, remove sediment, scrub, disinfect with approved products and rinse thoroughly.
05
Restore & report
Supply reopened, taps checked, area tidied and an Up Report sent to you.

Why UpClean

What makes our water tank cleaning different?

Safety first

No rooftop work without a fixed ladder or railing; cisterns are ventilated and always worked in pairs.

The hidden parts too

Lids, floats, inlets and screens — where sediment and algae collect — are on every checklist.

Photo evidence

See the sediment before and the clean tank after, without climbing onto the roof yourself.

Fixed price

Agreed in writing beforehand and only changed with your written approval.

Up Report

Water tank cleaning

08:42Before

09:31After

✓Survey of tank location, access, capacity… — done
✓Supply valve closed and remaining water… — done
✓Sediment removed; walls, floor, corners and… — done
✓Float valve or float switch, inlet, outlet… — done

Note: all items completed to the Up Standard, with a suggested date for the next visit.

Sample report format

After every visit, your Up Report arrives by WhatsApp or Zalo. Learn more

Why UpClean?

Because what we value creates value for you.

Within your booked window, with your specialist confirmed in advance.

On time

Agreed in advance; nothing changes without your approval.

Fixed price

Positions recorded first, every item returned where it was.

In its place

Before-and-after photos after every visit.

Up Report

Frequently asked questions

Water tank cleaning: your questions

How often should a water tank be cleaned?+

Typically every six to twelve months for household tanks, and sooner if you notice sediment or odour, after renovation, or after the home has been empty for a while.

How much does it cost?+

Fixed prices per tank: up to 1,000 L 450,000 VND, over 1,000 up to 2,000 L 650,000 VND, over 2,000 up to 5,000 L 850,000 VND. Underground cisterns are 70,000 VND per m³ with a 1,500,000 VND minimum; tanks over 5,000 L are quoted after a survey. Send photos on WhatsApp +84 773 521 104 and the price is confirmed in writing before work.

Will we be without water?+

Yes, while the tank is drained, cleaned and rinsed. We tell you the shut-off time in advance so you can store water for the interim.

Do you clean underground cisterns?+

Yes, where the hatch is wide enough and the space can be ventilated. We always work as a team of at least two, with one person outside.

Is the disinfectant safe for drinking water tanks?+

We use products approved for domestic water storage at the labelled dose, then rinse repeatedly until no trace of smell remains before restoring the supply.

Do you test the water afterwards?+

No. We clean the tank but do not test or certify water quality. For testing, please use an accredited laboratory.

Can you repair a broken float valve or lid?+

We clean these parts and record any faults in the Up Report, but repairs should be handled by a plumber.

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