Tank Lining Services
Allied Industrial Services installs and repairs chemical-resistant interior tank linings that protect storage tanks and vessels from corrosion, product contamination, and leaks. Every lining is blasted to SSPC/AMPP standards, verified with holiday testing and dry-film thickness readings, and delivered by confined-space-certified crews with 30+ years of experience across Texas, the Gulf Coast, and nationwide.
Tank Lining Services in Texas & the Gulf Coast
From blast profile to final spark test, Allied self-performs the full lining sequence — because a lining is only as good as the surface beneath it and the inspection behind it.
Interior Tank Linings
Epoxy · Novolac · Specialty SystemsChemical-resistant lining systems for storage tanks and process vessels, matched to the stored product, service temperature, and immersion conditions.
Surface Preparation
SSPC-SP 10 · Abrasive BlastingAbrasive blasting to near-white metal with anchor profile verification — the foundation of lining adhesion and long-term immersion performance.
Potable Water Linings
NSF/ANSI 61 · AWWA StandardsCertified lining systems for potable water storage, with inspection and recoating performed to AWWA standards for water infrastructure owners.
Secondary Containment
Chemical-Resistant MembranesHeavy-duty containment linings for dike areas, sumps, and concrete secondary containment that stop chemical attack and environmental exposure.
Inspection & Testing
Holiday / Spark Testing · DFTPinhole and discontinuity detection with holiday testing, dry-film thickness verification against spec, and staged visual inspection through cure.
Lining Repair & Relining
Outage & Turnaround ReadySpot repair, partial relining, and full lining replacement scheduled around your outages — planned, crewed, and delivered on time.
How a Tank Lining Gets Done Right
A lining failure inside a tank isn't visible until it's expensive. That's why every Allied lining follows a controlled sequence with a quality hold at each stage — no step starts until the last one passes.
The Lining Is What Stands Between Product and Steel
When an interior lining fails, corrosion starts where you can't see it — and the cost isn't recoating, it's shell repair, product loss, and unplanned outages. Allied lines and maintains tanks for chemical, refining, power, water and wastewater, dry bulk storage, and manufacturing facilities across Texas and the Gulf Coast.
- 30+ years of tank lining and industrial asset protection
- Confined-space certified crews with OSHA-compliant entry procedures
- Holiday testing and DFT verification documented on every lining
- PMP-certified project management — scope, schedule, and budget you can hold us to
- Headquartered in Porter, TX — serving Houston, the Gulf Coast & nationwide
Industries We Serve
Tank Lining FAQ
What is tank lining?
Tank lining is the application of a chemical-resistant protective coating system — typically epoxy, novolac epoxy, or specialty lining materials — to the interior surfaces of storage tanks and vessels. The lining forms a continuous barrier between the stored product and the tank shell, preventing corrosion, product contamination, and leaks.
What types of tank linings does Allied install?
Allied installs epoxy and novolac epoxy linings, chemical-resistant systems for aggressive service, secondary containment linings, and NSF/ANSI 61-compliant linings for potable water storage tanks. Each system is matched to the stored product, service temperature, and immersion conditions.
How do you verify lining quality?
Every lining is verified with holiday (spark) testing to detect pinholes and discontinuities, dry-film thickness (DFT) readings against the specification, and visual inspection at each stage — from blast profile through final cure. Surface preparation follows SSPC and AMPP standards.
Can you line potable water storage tanks?
Yes. Allied applies NSF/ANSI 61-certified lining systems for potable water tanks and performs inspection, repair, and recoating to AWWA standards. See our AWWA Tank Repairs page for water infrastructure services.
How often should a tank lining be inspected or replaced?
Most industrial tank linings should be visually inspected during scheduled outages and formally evaluated every three to five years depending on service severity. A well-specified lining in proper service commonly lasts 10 to 20 years — periodic inspection and spot repair extends that life and prevents unplanned downtime.
How do I get a quote?
Request a quote through our contact page, call (281) 900-5779, or email agamboa@alliedindustrialsvcs.com. Our PMP-certified team will scope the project, define the schedule, and provide a budget you can hold us to.
See the Work for Yourself
Tank interiors before, during, and after lining — browse completed projects across Texas and the Gulf Coast.
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