Yes, floating covers typically require some level of maintenance to ensure their continued effectiveness. Regular inspections are necessary to identify and address any damage, wear, or potential issues with the cover. Maintenance may involve cleaning to remove debris, inspecting seams and connections, and repairing any damage promptly.
If anchor systems are used, regular inspections and adjustments will help maintain the cover's stability. The specific maintenance requirements can vary based on the cover material, environmental conditions, and the type of liquid being stored. Proper and timely maintenance practices help extend the lifespan of floating covers and ensure their continued performance.
