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Water & Wastewater Treatment Plant Coatings
Comprehensive Water & Wastewater Treatment Plant Coating Services
Protecting infrastructure in water and wastewater treatment plants requires coatings that can withstand constant exposure to chemicals, moisture, and abrasion. L&M Painting provides high-performance protective coatings specifically engineered for treatment environments—offering long-term solutions for basins, clarifiers, containment areas, and more. Whether it’s concrete waterproofing or corrosion control for steel, our team applies coatings that meet the most demanding regulatory and durability standards. With growing infrastructure investments across Arizona, municipalities trust us to preserve critical assets and ensure uninterrupted water services.
- Water treatment and potable water tanks
- Fuel and chemical storage tanks
- Corrosion-resistant coatings for industrial tanks
- Protective coatings for municipal water reservoirs
- Secondary containment coatings
- Tank restoration and recoating services
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Water & Wastewater Tank Coating FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Our water and wastewater coating systems don’t just meet industry codes—they’re designed to exceed them. From clarifier coatings that resist microbial-induced corrosion to UV-stable exterior finishes on exposed tanks and pipes, we implement full-system solutions for long-term infrastructure health. Our experience in this niche means clients get coatings that improve performance, reduce maintenance costs, and safeguard public water supplies with proven, lasting protection.
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Why are specialized coatings necessary for water and wastewater treatment facilities?These facilities operate in highly corrosive environments with constant exposure to moisture, chemicals, and biological agents. Specialized coatings are essential to protect concrete, steel, and piping systems from degradation, extend service life, and maintain operational efficiency.
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What types of coatings are used in basins and clarifiers?Epoxy and polyurethane coatings are commonly used in basins and clarifiers for their resistance to abrasion, chemicals, and immersion. For more aggressive environments, novolac epoxies or hybrid systems may be applied to ensure superior performance and compliance with treatment standards.
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Are your coatings safe for use in potable water systems?Yes, we use NSF/ANSI 61-certified coatings that are approved for contact with drinking water. Our application processes follow strict guidelines to ensure safety and compliance in potable water environments, including reservoirs, tanks, and piping.
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How do coatings reduce maintenance costs for treatment plants?High-performance coatings form a protective barrier that prevents corrosion, chemical damage, and structural wear. This significantly reduces the need for frequent repairs, lowers operational downtime, and extends the lifespan of critical infrastructure, saving facility owners time and money in the long run.