Fiberglass Pipe and Tank Insulation Solutions

Fiberglass pipe and tank insulation solutions typically protect FRP assets from corrosion, temperature-related stress, process wear, and service degradation. For American Fiberglass Tank Repair, this includes FRP tank lining, relining, inspections, heating panel repair, nozzle modifications, and structural repairs using matched resins, veils, and laminate systems for the stored product and operating environment.

Yes. Many FRP tanks can be repaired, relined, or modified instead of replaced, especially when damage is identified before structural failure becomes severe. AFTR restores corrosion barriers, repairs shell and nozzle damage, and adapts tanks to new chemistries or temperatures, often avoiding replacement lead times, large capital expense, and extended production downtime.

Material selection is based on the stored chemical, concentration, operating temperature, tank condition, and service expectations. AFTR works with custom-blended isophthalic and terephthalic polyester, vinylester, and epoxy resins, along with more than 45 fiberglass mat, chopped strand, Nexus, Harlar, and carbon veil laminate options for application-specific compatibility.

Yes. AFTR provides engineer-driven inspections of tank interiors, exteriors, nozzles, and interfaces. Methods may include visual review, ultrasonic testing, laser evaluation, high-intensity backlighting, and Barcol hardness testing. Findings are documented in a detailed report, helping owners prioritize lining repair, structural reinforcement, nozzle work, or planned maintenance.

Yes. AFTR works around customer operating schedules, including planned shutdowns, night shifts, weekends, and emergency outages. Field crews can mobilize for routine maintenance, planned relining, nozzle modifications, or unforeseen incidents, helping facilities complete critical FRP work when downtime is least disruptive to production or treatment operations.

Yes. AFTR offers 24/7 emergency FRP tank repair for impact damage, tipped tanks, forklift incidents, failed linings, and similar urgent situations. Strategically positioned personnel and Service-Pack shipping containers allow crews to mobilize quickly with resins, mats, veils, and tools needed to assess damage and begin field repair.

AFTR serves chemical plants, waterworks facilities, wastewater treatment plants, food processing operations, industrial process facilities, potable water systems, and FRP tank trailer haulers. Services are especially valuable where tanks store aggressive products such as sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, ferric chloride, hydrochloric acid, deionized water, or process fluids.

American Fiberglass Tank Repair provides field services across all 50 U.S. states, including Hawaii and Puerto Rico, plus Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and select international situations. The company is headquartered in Plymouth, New Hampshire, with additional facilities in Franklin and Ashland supporting FRP service, fabrication, and tanker trailer relining capacity.