Even though fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) tanks are durable for up to 40 years, they are still vulnerable to damage from various factors. Thorough inspections of FRP tank liners are required every five years, although a quick visual inspection at least twice a year is recommended. You won’t need tank liner repairs or replacements that frequently, but regular inspections can let you know when your tank liners are failing. Read more »
Bay Area Coatings Contractor Shares the Importance of Coating Storage Tanks
It is estimated that there may be as many as 15 million industrial storage tanks in use across the U.S. Of course, none of those tanks can be flaw-free forever, but their effective lifespan can be significantly extended by using protective coatings. To get the best life from your storage tank, it is wise to seek the expertise of a professional Bay Area coatings contractor. Read more »
San Francisco Tank Inspection Photos and Guidance
Tank Inspector:
Chevan Goonetilleke, MS
- NACE Certified Coating Inspector-Level 3, Cert No.38388
- FiberglassTank & Pipe Institute, RP-2007 Inspector, Cert No.00089
Tank Inspection Equipment:
- Underwater Drone (ROV), Video,Camera
- Model#: Deep Trekker DTG3, Manufactured in 2022
Tank Inspection Date: July 22,2022 Read more »
Fiberglass tanks are very popular for many commercial applications. Many companies store water and other liquids in these tanks. Although these tanks can last for years, they aren’t immune to damage. Here are some signs that you may need fiberglass liner repair and how to make repairs to your fiberglass water tank. Read more »
Should You Consider FRP for Concrete Strengthening
Concrete is a fairly durable material, which is why so many structures are built of concrete. Unfortunately, concrete is vulnerable to deterioration and defects, which need to be addressed. If your commercial water tank in the Bay Area is showing signs of concrete failure, FRP is one choice for concrete strengthening. Read more »
Bay Area Commercial and Domestic Water Tanks – Fabrication and Repair
Water tanks serve myriad functions, including storing water for fire suppression, holding wastewater, and supplying potable water. All of those functions are critical, so choosing the right fire water tank repairs and fabrication for a property is important. If you’re a project or property manager planning to install a tank, the following questions are useful to keep in mind. Read more »
When To Use FRP Wraps and Linings
Owners of plastic water tanks will notice that the both tank and ducts experience corrosion and physical wear and tear over the years. This creates a situation where the owner has to schedule replacements and hope that the system doesn’t leak in between. And depending on what tools you have available to you the repair may cost more than the replacement parts themselves. Read more »
Storage tanks handle all types of liquids, from basic H20 to harsh chemicals. They’re designed to last, but even the best products can leak or rust from exposure to the elements or because of age. When a tank needs repairs, you can try to patch it, but those types of repairs may not be permanent. As an alternate to replacing the tank, fiberglass liner repair may be just what you need to get up to 20 more years of use out of the tank. Read more »
Tank Linings and Rehabilitation Depends on Tank Location
When selecting a water storage tank and tank linings for your business or residential property, you will need to weigh a variety of factors. One of the most important details is the location of your tank. Specifically, you can choose to have a water tank placed above ground or underneath the ground surface. Aboveground and underground tanks each offer an array of pros and cons, so consider the following before you decide. Read more »
FRP for Tank Repairs and Tank Linings
Pipe infrastructure is designed to last a long time, but they weren’t necessarily designed to handle modern water usage. When tanks or pipes need repair, consider fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) to handle tank rehabilitation. Read more »
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