Tank Restoration & Lining
Concrete Tank Lining
Lining and waterproofing that seal and protect concrete tanks and reservoirs.
Concrete Tank Lining and Waterproofing
Concrete tanks and reservoirs crack, seep and deteriorate — especially with aggressive liquids or wastewater. Lining a concrete tank restores watertightness and protects the structure from further attack.
After crack treatment and surface preparation, Falcon applies FRP, waterproof or chemical-resistant lining systems suited to the stored liquid.
Tank Restoration & LiningWhat We Offer
Crack treatment
Cracks repaired and sealed before any lining goes on.
FRP lining for concrete
A continuous laminate that protects and seals the concrete.
Waterproof lining
Membrane systems that stop leakage and moisture ingress.
Chemical-resistant lining
Protection where concrete is exposed to aggressive liquids.
Reservoir and STP tanks
Suitable for water reservoirs and wastewater treatment tanks.
Documented testing
Inspection and test results recorded at handover.
Lining Scope
- Application
- Water, wastewater and process concrete tanks and reservoirs
- Substrate
- Concrete, assessed for cracks, spalling and moisture
- Chemical / service requirement
- Stored liquid, chemical exposure and temperature reviewed
- Surface preparation
- Cleaning, crack treatment, profiling and repair
- Lining system
- FRP, waterproof or chemical-resistant lining, selected per service
- Inspection & testing
- Visual inspection, thickness checks and holiday testing, plus leak testing where applicable
Where It’s Used
How We Line a Concrete Tank
- 01
Survey the concrete
Cracks, spalling, moisture and contamination.
- 02
Treat and prepare
Crack treatment, repair and surface profiling.
- 03
Apply the lining
Lining system applied to the specified build.
- 04
Test and hand over
Holiday and leak testing as applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a leaking concrete tank be lined?
Often yes. Cracks are treated and the surface prepared, then a lining or waterproofing system is applied. Inspection confirms the structure is suitable.
Is the lining suitable for drinking water?
Potable applications require lining materials suitable for potable contact. Tell us the duty and we confirm suitable materials and any required approvals.
Do cracks need repair first?
Yes. Crack treatment and surface preparation are part of the process before any lining is applied.
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