Failure to properly inspect and maintain storage tanks can result in significant damage. A leaking or compromised tank has the potential to contaminate the environment, cause fires, or even trigger explosions. In addition to the financial losses from damaged equipment and lost product, companies may face severe legal and regulatory consequences. Moreover, an undetected issue in a high-risk storage tank can lead to environmental disasters or put workers’ lives at risk.

One of the most common issues affecting storage tanks is corrosion. While corrosion typically takes years to weaken a tank’s structural integrity, certain conditions can accelerate the process significantly. Exposure to harsh weather, fluctuating temperatures, humidity, and the type of material stored inside can all impact the rate of corrosion. If not addressed, excessive rusting can lead to structural instability, increasing the risk of a sudden failure.

Routine tank inspections help identify potential problems before they escalate into major failures. Our chemical tank inspection services focus on detecting corrosion, contamination, and chemical reactions that could compromise tank integrity. For companies storing fuel, our oil tank inspections assess structural soundness, leak prevention, and coating performance to avoid hazardous spills. Meanwhile, our water tank inspections ensure the safety and cleanliness of stored water by checking for contaminants, bacterial growth, and material degradation.