If you are renting a rural property you should provide a full tank (or at least near to) at the start of a tenancy.
The tenancy agreement should record that the tenant will arrange and pay for any refills.
Landlords need to provide adequate means for the collection and storage of water.
Maintaining the tank system leak-free and uncontaminated condition is essential to prevent water wastage and health risks.
Sometimes, landlords fail to:
• Clean gutters regularly.
• Check & clean filter inlets from collection plates where downpipes meet
or at the tank.
• At the house, failing to change exterior & interior filters when due for
replacement.
Failing to do this can cause a heap of trouble.
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