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Water is the essence of life and we all have the right to clean drinking water. Providing potable water to rural areas can be difficult, but at FRP Manufacturing, we are in the solutions business! For rural communities and remote areas or farms, drinking water remains an everyday necessity, and many have found creative ways to store it. However, when it comes to how we store water, you need to choose durable storage units that will stand the test of time while keeping your water safe. That's why choosing a fiberglass reinforced plastic water tank may be your best choice!

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FRP VS Other Materials

For municipal water storage, concrete is often used because it serves as a larger storage unit. Using concrete carries the risk of developing cracks over time, and the installation process requires expertise and more labor. While this is a good idea for municipalities, it's not ideal for rural customers and those who simply don't need that big of a tank. The porosity of concrete can also become a problem when bacteria or other debris enters the environment. Steel is a strong, non-porous material that can handle a variety of weather conditions and is often used in water storage solutions. But it can still corrode! Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) is also very strong, with a completely non-porous interior that can withstand high temperatures and is non-corrosive. This will cost more upfront than a steel storage unit, but you will save money on maintenance because fiberglass tanks don't require as much! Because fiberglass tanks are lightweight and easy to transport, installation takes very little time.

Is It Right For You?

Our fiberglass water tanks are carefully manufactured and fully tested before shipment for use in a variety of water storage needs.

Fiberglass tanks are stronger than polyethylene tanks and can withstand UV degradation caused by exposure to the outdoors. Fiberglass is also a product with a longer life cycle than steel, polyethylene or concrete.

Are Fiberglass Water Tanks Safe?

When it comes to storing water, it's important to consider the materials used to build the tank. A popular choice is fiberglass, but some may question its safety.

Fiberglass is a composite material made of fiberglass and resin. It is known for its durability and corrosion resistance, making it an excellent choice for water storage tanks. In fact, fiberglass water tanks have been used to store water for over 50 years and have been proven to be safe and effective. Many industrial cities and private residences use fiberglass water tanks to store water.

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One of the main advantages of fiberglass tanks is that they are non-toxic. Unlike other materials like steel or concrete, fiberglass tanks do not filter harmful chemicals into the water stored inside. This means that water stored in a fiberglass tank is safe to drink, even for a long time.

Saving money is one of the top priorities of any fracking operation. That's because the more money you can save onsite directly translates into money on your bottom line later on. We understand this and work hard to partner with companies on ways to cost their costs. We've created our above ground water storage tanks to help you save money. Here's how:

Quick Set-Up

The saying 'time is money' is maybe never truer than on a job site. That's why we don't waste any time when it comes to setting up our above ground water storage tanks. Our team can set up a tank on your site in as little as four hours, greatly reducing delays in your production.

Reduced Manifolding Costs

Thanks to the improved design used on our above ground storage tanks, you won't have to worry about so many trip hazards around your manifold. Our design also reduces your manifolding costs.

Lower Overhead

Our tanks have lower overhead than our competitors. Quick set up, low maintenance costs, and superior design all make our tanks cheaper and easier to use and operate. Lower overhead costs mean lower operating costs for your job site and more profits for your company.

If you are interested in learning more about how our above ground water storage tanks could be the right solution for your job site, get in touch with Well Water Solutions and Rentals, Inc. today. We'd love to show you how our water storage tanks can help you save!

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