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Fire Water Tank Inspection is the First Step To Fixing a Leaking Tank

Fire water tanks are designed to last for years, but that doesn’t mean they’re indestructible. Corrosion and deterioration occur from several factors. Our experts recommend a regular fire water tank inspection to watch for leaks and to take care of them quickly so the leak doesn’t get worse, creating a bigger problem. Here are some tips from PICON, a company with over 35 years in the industry. Read more »

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Fire Water Tank Inspection is an Essential Tool to Protect Assets

Fire water tank inspection is a crucial part of maintaining any fire sprinkler system. The hundreds or thousands of gallons of water necessary for fire sprinkler systems have to be stored safely and be available at a moment’s notice. If you’re a manager of a large facility that requires an equally large fire suppression system, you need to know how to inspect your water tanks and when repairs and maintenance are needed. Read more »

Fire Water Tank Lining Inspection and Repair

Stainless steel tanks are designed to last for decades, but they do have enemies that can weaken their defenses which can render the tanks unusable. Corrosion breaks down steel, which causes the tank to leak. Although preventative and regular maintenance can prevent many problems, being proactive by finding the right applications for your tanks can reduce downtime and extend the life of your tanks. Instead of a major fire water tank repair, you may only need to replace the liner. Read more »

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Bay Area Coatings Contractor Shares the Importance of Coating Storage Tanks

It is estimated that there may be as many as 15 million industrial storage tanks in use across the U.S. Of course, none of those tanks can be flaw-free forever, but their effective lifespan can be significantly extended by using protective coatings. To get the best life from your storage tank, it is wise to seek the expertise of a professional Bay Area coatings contractor.  Read more »

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Steel Tank Inspections and Tank Repairs

Water or chemical storage tanks come in many forms. Whether you’re installing an above ground tank for storing rainwater or using an underground tank as part of an irrigation system, you can choose steel or fiberglass (FRP) tanks. Here are some things to consider to avoid costly tank repairs on your system. Read more »

Bay Area Commercial and Domestic Water Tanks – Fabrication and Repair

Water tanks serve myriad functions, including storing water for fire suppression, holding wastewater, and supplying potable water. All of those functions are critical, so choosing the right fire water tank repairs and fabrication for a property is important. If you’re a project or property manager planning to install a tank, the following questions are useful to keep in mind. Read more »

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Does Your Domestic Water Tank in San Francisco Need Inspection?

Domestic water tanks in the Bay Area are used to supply water to fire sprinkler systems, so it is important that they always adhere to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) requirements. These tanks often supply thousands of gallons of water to fire suppression systems, and aging domestic water tank in San Francisco and the surrounding areas can cause serious issues if they aren’t properly maintained. Regular water tank repairs in San Francisco will keep these water tanks in good condition, but they must also undergo regular NFPA 25 inspections. Let’s take a look at how often these inspections need to be completed and what they will entail. Read more »

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Fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) is a popular method of making tank repairs. FRP tank liners have a lot of design flexibility. You can customize FRP liners to fit your needs. FRP has a high strength to weight ratio. It is lighter than metal but retains the strength. FRP tanks can be installed underground without tearing up the entire system. Still, for all the benefits, you can’t just leave your FRP tanks alone and expect them to operate efficiently without regular maintenance. You should also be prepared to watch for problems with your FRP tanks, to make fiberglass repairs before big problems ensue. Read more »