FRP Tank Lining and Repair Services in Florida

American Fiberglass Tank Repair supports Florida facilities with fiberglass tank lining, corrosion-barrier restoration, structural repair, nozzle and manway modification, tank inspections, chemical storage relining, wastewater tank repair, and 24/7 emergency response. Services are performed in the field whenever possible and scheduled around outages, night shifts, weekends, or operational shutdowns.

In many cases, yes. If inspection shows the tank’s structure can be safely restored, relining or targeted repair can extend service life by many years. AFTR evaluates the corrosion coat, structural laminate, nozzles, shell condition, and evidence of product migration before recommending repair, relining, modification, or replacement.

Inspections may include visual examination, ultrasonic testing, laser assessment, Barcol hardness testing, and high-intensity backlight methods. These techniques help identify spidering, disbondment, abrasion wear, emulsification, capillary migration, floor stress cracking, shell distortion, UV degradation, and corrosion-lining failure. Findings are translated into practical repair recommendations.

AFTR works with application-specific systems for aggressive chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite, sodium hydroxide, ferric chloride, hydrochloric acid, and related acidic or caustic products. Resin, veil, and mat systems are selected based on the chemical, concentration, operating temperature, and tank condition to restore reliable containment.

Yes. AFTR offers 24/7 emergency FRP tank repair for incidents such as forklift impact, dropped equipment, tipped tanks, leaks, or sudden structural damage. Field crews can mobilize with Service-Pack containers stocked with resins, fiberglass mat, veil laminates, and tools needed to begin repair work quickly on arrival.

Yes. AFTR regularly schedules service around customer operations, including planned shutdowns, night shifts, weekends, and other low-impact windows. This is especially valuable for Florida chemical, wastewater, and industrial plants where tanks are critical to continuous production, treatment, or chemical-feed processes.

Materials may include custom-blended isophthalic and terephthalic polyester, vinylester, and epoxy resins, along with fiberglass mat, chopped strand, Nexus, Harlar, and carbon veil laminates. AFTR maintains more than 45 laminate options so the repair system can be matched to the tank’s chemical service and temperature exposure.

Timeline depends on tank size, damage severity, cure requirements, access conditions, and whether nozzle modification or structural repair is included. Many field projects are planned around a defined outage window, while emergency repairs prioritize rapid stabilization. AFTR’s goal is to safely return tanks to service while avoiding unnecessary replacement downtime.