Heavy-Duty Storage for Challenging Liquids
Engineered leachate storage for the waste management industry. Purpose-built tanks from 10,000L to 200,000L designed to handle aggressive liquids, with corrosion-resistant construction and integrated monitoring. Proven performance where standard tanks fail.
Leachate isn't just another liquid – it's one of the most challenging substances to store safely. Our specialist leachate tanks are engineered specifically for landfill operators, waste treatment facilities, and environmental contractors who need reliable, long-term storage for contaminated liquids.
Built with heavy-duty steel construction and specialist internal coatings, these tanks resist the aggressive nature of leachate while providing the monitoring and access features essential for effective site management. With capacities up to 200,000L and beyond, we solve leachate storage challenges that standard tanks simply can't handle.
No two sites are the same – neither are our solutions.
Every bunded storage unit meets or exceeds:
We handle the complexity – you get peace of mind.
Leachate is uniquely aggressive:
Standard tanks fail because:
Leachate escape can trigger:
Our tanks provide the security and compliance you need to operate confidently.
Primary leachate storage before treatment or tanker removal. Recent installation: 75,000L twin-compartment tank with automated transfer to treatment plant. Eliminated tanker movements saving £2,000 weekly.
Contaminated run-off collection and storage. Example: 30,000L tank with three-stage settlement, reducing disposal costs by 60% through volume reduction.
Temporary storage during groundwater treatment. Modular 40,000L system installed in 48 hours for emergency contamination incident.
Process effluent and contaminated water storage. Chemical plant: 100,000L multi-chamber tank enabling on-site pre-treatment before discharge.
With proper maintenance, our steel tanks last 25-30 years. Internal coatings typically need renewal at 10-15 years depending on leachate aggressiveness.
We focus on new-build tanks but can assess existing installations for upgrade potential. Often, new tanks prove more cost-effective than extensive retrofits.
Tanks include sediment drain valves and jetting points. Sloped floors direct sediment to collection sumps for easier removal.
Minimum: level monitoring with high alarm. Recommended: continuous level, temperature, and pump run monitoring with remote access.
Yes, our tanks include lifting points and can be emptied, cleaned, and relocated as site needs change.