Inspection & Asset Intelligence
Reservoir inspections, condition assessments and leak detection by drone, ROV and diver.
- DRONE
- ROV
- DIVER
- CONDITION
- REPORTING
Aqualift started underwater. Today we inspect, clean, repair and upgrade water infrastructure for councils, water authorities and industry across Australia.
AS 2815 ADAS COMMERCIAL DIVING · AS 2865 CONFINED SPACE · AUSTRALIA-WIDEDivers, drones, ROVs and engineers, working through the same six steps on every job.
Look at the asset from above, below and inside.
Remove sediment with the reservoir still in service.
Rate condition across structure, water quality, safety and security.
Design practical rectification for what the inspection found.
Replace ladders, posts and pipework. Often while the asset stays full.
Plan preventative maintenance with the asset history behind it.
Reservoir inspections, condition assessments and leak detection by drone, ROV and diver.
Potable reservoir cleaning, leak repairs and fire tank servicing, usually with the asset still in service.
Platforms, entry hatches, access upgrades and pipework changes for existing assets.
Underwater cutting, welding, drilling, salvage and installation.
HDPE nozzles, outlet screens, ladders and custom fabrication.
Inspection records, photos and condition history in one place.
Most contractors see one part of the asset. We work across all of it.
Drone & aerial inspection
Commercial diving & ROV
Asset intelligence
Behind the technology is a team that has spent more than 25 years inside Australia's drinking water infrastructure, working to a documented potable water system.
That system has a name: The Aqualift System. Over 8,000 reservoir inspections and cleans behind it.
A client's project engineer described our recent reservoir works as "so hassle-free" with "brilliant results", the photos went straight to their water team.
Project Engineer, Regional NSW Local Government Area
Every job adds to the record: photos, findings, repairs and condition over time, all in one place.
The 101 Series covers reservoir design, inspections, cleaning intervals, materials and safety, written from field experience.
A routine clean, a suspected leak or a bigger upgrade. Tell us what you're seeing and we'll help you work out the next step.