FRP Repair Services in Lubbock, TX

American Fiberglass Tank Repair provides FRP tank inspection, relining, emergency repair, nozzle modification, chemical storage tank repair, heating panel repair, and wastewater asset rehabilitation. Services are performed by field crews using compatible resin and laminate systems for the tank’s stored product, operating temperature, and condition. Work can be scheduled around shutdowns, weekends, or night shifts.

In many cases, yes. FRP tanks with corrosion-coat damage, nozzle issues, abrasion, capillary migration, or localized structural concerns can often be repaired or relined. Repair helps preserve the existing foundation, piping layout, and capital investment while avoiding long lead times for replacement vessels. A detailed inspection determines whether repair is safe and cost-effective.

Yes. Emergency FRP tank repair is available 24/7 for incidents such as forklift impact, dropped equipment, tipped tanks, lining failure, or sudden service-threatening damage. Crews mobilize with repair materials including polyester, vinylester, and epoxy resins, plus fiberglass mat and veil systems, allowing assessment and repairs to begin quickly once on site.

Inspections may include interior and exterior visual examination, nozzle interface review, ultrasonic testing, laser evaluation, high-intensity backlight testing, and Barcol hardness readings. These methods help identify spidering, disbondment, emulsification, abrasion wear, shell distortion, UV degradation, and product migration beneath the corrosion coat. Findings are translated into clear repair recommendations.

Repair and relining systems can be designed for aggressive chemistries such as sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, ferric chloride, hydrochloric acid, and other caustic or acidic products. Resin, veil, mat, and laminate selections are matched to the specific chemical, concentration, operating temperature, and exposure conditions to support long-term service.

Yes. AFTR works around customer schedules, including planned shutdowns, night shifts, weekends, and operational windows when downtime is least costly. This flexibility is especially useful for facilities that cannot easily remove tanks from service. Crews can also manage work-area temperature in extreme heat or freezing conditions to reduce weather-related delays.

Timing depends on tank size, access, surface condition, chemical service, cure requirements, and the scope of repairs. A small localized lining repair may be completed faster than a full interior relining with nozzle work. For trailer relining at dedicated facilities, typical turnaround can be about two weeks, while field tank projects are scheduled to match operating needs.

Yes. Services include FRP tank relining, ductwork repair, scrubber and neutralizer repair, potable water tank repair, deionized water tank service, and process-water tank rehabilitation. Materials are selected for the chemistry in service, including NaOCl, NaOH, and FeCl3, helping municipal and industrial plants extend asset life without full replacement.