Expert FRP Repair Services for Fiberglass Damage

FRP repair can address corrosion-coat failure, spidering, disbondment, abrasion wear, capillary migration, impact damage, shell distortion, nozzle leaks, manway issues, and structural laminate damage. American Fiberglass Tank Repair evaluates the asset’s condition, chemical exposure, temperature, and service history before recommending repair, relining, modification, or emergency stabilization.

Repair is often the better financial and operational choice when the tank’s structure can be restored safely. Relining, nozzle repair, or targeted laminate rebuilding can extend service life for many years while avoiding long replacement lead times, removal costs, foundation disruption, and extended production downtime. A certified inspection helps determine whether repair is appropriate.

Yes. American Fiberglass Tank Repair provides 24/7 emergency services for incidents such as forklift impacts, tipped tanks, dropped equipment, lining failures, and urgent fiberglass damage. Field crews can mobilize with Service-Pack containers stocked with resins, veil, and laminate materials so repair work can begin quickly after on-site assessment.

Inspections may include visual review, ultrasonic testing, laser measurements, high-intensity backlight testing, Barcol hardness checks, and assessment of interior linings, exterior shells, nozzles, and interfaces. The goal is to identify visible and hidden damage, document the condition, and create a practical repair plan matched to the tank’s service environment.

Yes. Services can be scheduled around operating windows, planned shutdowns, night shifts, weekends, and other low-disruption periods. Crews are equipped for year-round field work and can heat or cool the tank and work area when necessary, helping facilities complete repairs without unnecessary delays caused by weather or scheduling constraints.

Repair systems may include custom-blended isophthalic and terephthalic polyester, vinylester, or epoxy resins. American Fiberglass Tank Repair also maintains more than 45 fiberglass mat, chopped strand, Nexus, Harlar, and carbon veil laminate options. Materials are selected based on chemical exposure, operating temperature, stored product, and structural requirements.

Yes. AFTR repairs and relines FRP chemical storage tanks used for sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, ferric chloride, hydrochloric acid, and similar aggressive chemistries. The repair system is matched to the specific chemical, concentration, and temperature, helping restore corrosion resistance and extend service life in demanding industrial environments.

American Fiberglass Tank Repair serves all 50 U.S. states, including Hawaii and Puerto Rico, as well as Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and select international locations. The company also operates dedicated New Hampshire facilities in Ashland and Franklin for FRP tanker trailer relining and related fiberglass service work.