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This project involved an urgent FRP water tank repair in Singapore at Quartz Industrial Building, where a broken balancing flange and an active leakage point required immediate attention.

As the building was in active industrial use, water disruption during working hours was not permitted, making both timing and execution critical.
Our team conducted an on-site inspection and to quickly identify the technical details for rectification works to proceed
The existing tank was from Sekisui, a discontinued brand with non-standard flange specifications compared to modern FRP tank systems.
Through our strong industry network, we were able to source compatible flanges quickly, avoiding delays and the need for costly modifications.
As water shutdown during working hours was not allowed, our team scheduled the works during evening hours, ensuring no disruption to the client’s operations.
The defective flange was replaced and leakage rectified by our experienced team, ensuring proper sealing, alignment, and system integrity.
Upon completion, the system was checked and restored for immediate use, ensuring the tank was operational and functioning reliably.
Due to the late-night working conditions, a minor leakage point was not visible during the initial completion. Upon notification from the client the following day, our team responded promptly and carried out the necessary rectification works to resolve the issue quickly, ensuring the system was fully leak-free thereafter.
Repairing older or discontinued tank systems can be challenging due to non-standard components and limited availability of spare parts.
With over 35 years of experience in FRP water tank repair and replacement in Singapore, our team is able to:
This ensures clients receive practical, cost-effective solutions while maintaining operational continuity.
in sectional water tanks
across Singapore and Asia





Send us the required effective capacity, available space, intended water use and project drawings. Our team can review the information and advise on the next step.