Choose the right liquid storage system for your application. Whether you’re managing municipal water, large capital projects, industrial liquids, or renewable systems like biogas, our tanks are engineered for efficiency, performance, and longevity.
Get clarity on your tank’s condition with detailed inspections to assess structural integrity, coating condition, corrosion points, and safety compliance — with full reports and next-steps.
Remove build-up, sediment, and contaminants with professional interior and exterior cleaning. Ensure water quality, safety, and optimal tank function.
From panel replacement to seal and hardware upgrades, we offer smart solutions that extend the life of your tank or prep it for decommissioning backed by years of experience.
Understand where your tank is in its lifecycle and what your options are. We’ll help you compare repainting vs. replacing and make the business case for long-term performance.
Bolted, glass-fused-to-steel tanks can be disassembled, relocated, or expanded to meet changing demand. We manage every step with precision and minimal disruption.
Reduce corrosion and protect your investment with custom-engineered cathodic protection systems tailored to your tank and environmental conditions.
According to the latest Canadian Infrastructure Report Card, only 25–30% of potable water and wastewater infrastructure is in “very good” condition.
That leaves over two-thirds of Canada’s systems in fair, poor, or very poor shape — and tanks are no exception.
Repainting welded steel tanks may seem like the economical choice, but when you factor in maintenance cycles, environmental risk, and operational downtime, replacement with a glass-fused-to-steel (GFS) tank often delivers a better return on investment.
We help asset owners make informed decisions — from lifespan planning to cost-benefit analysis.
When repainting no longer makes economic sense, it’s time for a smarter tank strategy. GFS tanks never need recoating, are built faster, and last longer — making them ideal for municipalities, industrial facilities, and capital projects.
Welded steel tanks typically last 20–30 years, but that depends heavily on regular maintenance and recoating. Over time, corrosion, environmental wear, and repainting cycles can drive up costs. Many municipalities and industries now opt for glass-fused-to-steel (GFS) tanks, which offer a longer service life with lower maintenance.
It depends on the tank’s age, condition, and coating type. While repainting may offer short-term savings, replacement with a GFS tank often proves more cost-effective long-term — especially when factoring in downtime, recoating costs, and environmental risks.
Industry best practices recommend a full tank inspection every 3–5 years. For aging infrastructure or tanks in challenging environments, more frequent inspections can prevent costly failures and ensure compliance with safety standards.
Cathodic protection is a corrosion prevention system that uses electrical currents or sacrificial anodes to protect steel surfaces inside a tank. It extends the lifespan of metal tanks and is especially important for underground or partially buried systems.
Yes — bolted steel tanks can often be disassembled, transported, and reinstalled at a new location. This makes them a flexible, cost-saving solution for changing site requirements or facility expansions.
Common signs include frequent leaks, recurring coating failures, structural corrosion, compliance issues, and rising maintenance costs. A professional tank assessment can help determine whether repainting, repair, or replacement is the best option.