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AIRE Environmental
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  2. 5 Underrated Items Every Emergency Response Team Needs
  3. The Ins and Outs of Managing Water on Your Job Site
  4. Expect the Unexpected: 3 Ways to Keep Your Job Site Prepared
  5. Water Storage Bladders Are Perfect for “Off-Grid” Jobs
  6. The Best Way Small Contractors Can Support Their Team
  7. What Spring Showers Mean for Your Construction Team
  8. Why Water Bladders Are a Must-Have on Prefabrication Job Sites
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  10. A 6-Step Flood Plan to Keep Your Road Crew Safe
  11. How to Prepare Your Fire Response Team for the Summer
  12. The Ins and Outs of Risk Planning on Your Job Site
  13. 3 Ways You Can Save Money on Your Job Site
  14. Portable Showers and Water Bladders: 5 Things Your Business Needs to Keep in Mind
  15. An El Niño Summer: What Your Construction Needs to Do to Prepare
  16. 6 Small Businesses You Can Start with a Water Bladder Tank
  17. How to Keep Your Water Storage Bladder Protected on Your Job Site This Summer
  18. Do I Need a Spill Berm? 6 Industries Where a Spill Containment Berm Is Necessary
  19. 5 Things to Remember When Washing Heavy-Duty Machinery
  20. 4 Natural Threats to Your Job Site You May Not Have Considered
  21. Tips for Keeping Your Coastal Home Safe From Environmental Damage
  22. 5 Ways Your HOA Can Prepare Your Neighborhood for Storm Season
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  27. How to Prepare Your Job Site for the First Overnight Freeze
  28. 4 Signs of a High-Quality Water Storage Bladder
  29. 4 Winter Threats to Prepare for On Your Job Site
  30. How to Prepare Your Construction Site for Long Holiday Breaks
  31. How Large Crews Can Manage Spills and Leaks on the Job
  32. 4 Things to Remember for Your Construction Team’s New Year Budget
  33. 5 Ways to Level Up Your Mobile Shower Business
  34. 5 Things to Remember When Starting a Portable Restroom Business
  35. All Disaster Relief Organizations Need Water Bladder Tanks and Dewatering Bags
  36. 4 Products to Contain Spills and Prevent Floods in Industrial Settings
  37. 4 Jobs That Should Have an Emergency Spill Kit
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Are you thinking of starting a portable shower business? Maybe you’ve got the showers and trailers and are ready to round out your supplies. A water storage bladder is an essential piece of gear to include on your shopping list. You’ll be handling a lot of potable water and wastewater in your line of work, so there are plenty of details to keep straight. Here are five things to keep in mind when choosing water bladders for your portable shower business.

Water Storage Bladder

You Need Portable and Versatile Solutions

Portable showers call for portable bladders. It just makes sense.

When you’re traveling to remote locations to drop off showers at a rural construction site, a popular festival, or a corporate retreat, you want solutions that are easy to transport, set up, and take down.

Search for a water bladder tank that fits in a trailer, a truck bed, or the shower unit itself. Companies that offer their bladders in a wide variety of standard sizes are the perfect option because you can find solutions that meet your exact needs.

You Need Waste and Potable Bladders

You can’t simply use one bladder for each shower and expect your operation to run smoothly. You need two clearly labeled individual bladders to keep potable water for washing separate from wastewater in a tank for disposal.

Your potable water bladder must be filled before you head out to drop the showers off, but the wastewater tank can stay folded up and stored until you deploy your setup.

Plan for both tanks to have some water in them at the end of the day so you have the equipment you need to transport them off-site even if all the clean water wasn’t used. Then, you can easily take the wastewater tank to a sewage treatment site to empty it and prepare it for your next job.

Always Prepare for More Water Usage 

When planning for any job, estimating your water usage will always be a part of the preparation process. You won’t want to fill all your biggest bladders if it’s a one-day rental for a small event. But a week-long fair will require a lot more water than you might initially expect.

When planning, always err on the side of caution and lean toward the high end of your estimations. It’s always better to have extra water than run out halfway through the event. This is even a detail to consider when purchasing your bladders. If you expect to transport 2,500 gallons of wastewater regularly, it would be a smart idea to opt for a 4,000-gallon bladder.

Choose Bladders That Are Easy to Clean

Keeping your bladders clean keeps your customers happy, increases the lifespan of your bladders, helps you follow regulations, and boosts your reputation. Nobody wants to shower with dirty water.

To clean your bladders, check the recommended process from your supplier. Usually, one ounce of bleach for every 10 gallons of water is a good way to get it disinfected. Easy-to-clean bladders have simple valves and openings, which make it easy to fill, empty, and flush the bladder.

Find a Company That Offers Custom Sizing

If you want the right bladder for your business, partner with a company that offers custom-sized tanks. You won’t have to worry about cramming a standard-sized bladder into a space where it doesn’t fit or rounding up to accommodate for your operation with the next closest size.

A company that can design and manufacture a bladder to your exact specifications helps your entire operation run more smoothly. That means your portable shower business can be up and running in no time.

About AIRE Environmental 

This summer, make sure your construction, fire response, or non-profit organization is equipped with spill containment, water storage, and flood containment products you can count on. AIRE Environmental, formerly known as AIRE Industrial, designs and manufactures every one of their products in the USA, so you can expect the highest quality every single time. With clients ranging from the defense industry to damage restoration teams, they know what it takes to help you succeed and give you the tools you need to get the job done. Their Spill Containment Berms, Water Bladder Tanks, and Dewatering Bags are built to stand up to the toughest tests. AIRE Environmental goes above and beyond the call of duty to ensure your team, community, and surroundings can stay protected.

Find the best bladders for your portable shower business at https://www.aireenvironmental.com/

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