Expert Custom Tank Fabrication Services for Your Needs

American Fiberglass Tank Repair supports custom FRP tank solutions for chemical storage, process water, potable water, wastewater, food-processing fluids, and industrial process applications. Fabrication planning can include resin selection, laminate schedules, corrosion barriers, nozzles, manways, and modifications designed around the stored product, concentration, temperature, and facility layout.

Resin selection is based on the product being stored, chemical concentration, operating temperature, abrasion exposure, and whether the tank requires potable-water compatibility or aggressive chemical resistance. AFTR works with custom-blended isophthalic and terephthalic polyester, vinylester, and epoxy resins, pairing them with appropriate veils and fiberglass reinforcement.

Yes. AFTR performs field nozzle and manway modifications, including adding, relocating, resizing, or blocking off connections. New nozzles can be shop-fabricated, aligned with existing piping, laminated into the tank shell, and integrated with the interior corrosion lining to help prevent weeping and preserve structural performance.

FRP tanks can be designed or modified for aggressive chemicals when the resin, veil, laminate, and corrosion barrier are matched to the exact chemistry and temperature. AFTR routinely works with sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, ferric chloride, hydrochloric acid, and similar caustic or acidic service environments.

Timelines depend on tank size, design complexity, material requirements, access conditions, and the customer’s outage schedule. AFTR regularly works around shutdowns, weekends, night shifts, and operational windows. For certain FRP tanker trailer relining work, dedicated facilities can typically complete repair and relining in about two weeks.

Yes. AFTR offers year-round scheduling flexibility and can coordinate work during planned shutdowns, night shifts, weekends, and other low-impact operating windows. Crews are equipped to support work in extreme heat or freezing conditions, helping facilities complete critical tank projects when downtime is least costly.

Inspection support may include interior and exterior visual review, ultrasonic testing, laser testing, high-intensity backlight testing, Barcol hardness evaluation, and assessment of corrosion coat, shell, floor, and nozzle interfaces. FTPI-certified inspectors and composite engineers interpret findings and recommend fabrication, relining, or repair actions.

American Fiberglass Tank Repair serves customers across all 50 U.S. states, including Hawaii and Puerto Rico, as well as Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and select international situations. Field crews and Service-Pack containers support rapid mobilization for routine work, planned outages, and emergency FRP tank needs.