Single-Wall Tanks

Introduced in 1963, single-wall fiberglass tanks presented a rustproof, cost-effective alternative to steel tanks. Since then, fiberglass tank usage has grown remarkably. And the reason is simple. No amount of "protective coating" can change the fact that steel rusts. And while coating a steel tank and adding an anode to the outside can sometimes delay this process, it does not change a steel tank's natural tendency to rust, both internally and externally. Once installed, Xerxes tanks require no corrosion maintenance or EPA-mandated corrosion monitoring. Fiberglass tanks avoid the inconveniences and expenses of monitoring and testing that some steel tanks require.

Thousands of Xerxes single-wall tanks are in service today, an indication of the decades-long track record of fiberglass tanks' trouble-free performance. Where secondary containment is not mandated or chosen, a single-wall fiberglass tank is clearly the superior choice for underground storage of liquids. Xerxes single-wall tanks are available in capacities ranging from 600 gallons to 50,000 gallons.