Catastrophic Failures Can Be Repaired

When a Wisconsin manufacturer's water tank catastrophically failed in their boiler room—just one week after an out-of-town contractor "repaired" it—they faced a crisis. The previous contractor had applied only a thin corrosion barrier without restoring structural integrity, causing complete failure. Thankfully, no one was hurt.

The tank sat in the middle of the facility with no access large enough for replacement.

Fiberglass Solutions LLC manufactured an expedited replacement tank, cut it into three sections for entry, and reassembled it on-site with structural fiberglass—restoring full operational capacity. When other contractors take shortcuts or lack the expertise to assess structural requirements, facilities pay the price in catastrophic failures and extended downtime.

Emergency response expertise means understanding not just how to build tanks, but how to solve the complicated logistics of replacement in confined spaces. It's the difference between contractors who claim they can do the work and specialists who actually deliver solutions.

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