The Building

The process of building a water facility begins with installing a long, durable pipe or tube that connects directly to the underground water reservoir. This tube serves as the main conduit for drawing water from the underground source to the surface, ensuring a steady and reliable flow.

Next, a high-quality water pump is attached to the pipe to facilitate the extraction process. The pump is selected based on the size of the community and the depth of the water table, ensuring efficient and sustainable water flow.

Following this, a solid foundation is constructed on top of the installed pipe and equipment. This foundation is built using high-grade materials, such as reinforced concrete and corrosion-resistant materials, to ensure durability and stability of the entire water facility.

Finally, the water reservoirs are carefully placed on top of the foundation. These reservoirs are made from durable, hygienic materials suitable for storing clean water and are designed to withstand environmental conditions. Once set, the system is tested for leaks and proper operation, completing the water facility.

This meticulous process ensures that the water system is built to last, providing communities with access to clean, reliable water for years to come.