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Steel Flat Roof Tanks – STEELCORE® Corrugated Bolted Steel Flat Roof Tanks are the perfect solution for projects where space allocation and utilization of every inch matters. Our flat roof tanks are the ideal solution to maximize capacity while minimizing the space needed for an efficient and well-engineered installation. These tanks depending on the geography and required size are the perfect solution for  Wastewater projects, added security and peace of mind for…

Quality Tanks From 500 to 3,000,000 Gallons – SteelCore tanks are beautiful and versatile! As the premier corrugated bolted steel tank manufacturer in the industry, our attention to detail is unmatched, from the initial contact with the client to the final project review meeting, we work hard to ensure our entire team from sales to engineering to installation and finally, quality control have delivered more than expected. Our tanks are unique in that we…

191,000 Gallon Bolted Steel Tank in CA – We are pleased to showcase another of our quality bolted steel tanks continuing to dot the California landscape. This 191,000-gallon SteelCore® tank model 4305-LVR, corrugated bolted steel tank was installed in Northern California as a mixed use tank. These versatile and quality built SteelCore® tanks come in many sizes and are used by various industries for fire protection, irrigation, potable water, wastewater, frac water,…

SteelCore Flat Roof Tank Designs – There are times where the installation of a quality steel bolted tank comes with a few complexities. Whether the issue is limited space in the preferred location, height restrictions or the need for a low profile to ensure unrestricted views or the need for maximum useable gallons in a tight area, the perfect solution is a SteelCore flat roof tank. Made with the same attention to detail and…

SteelCore® Tank Manufacturing provides the highest quality Corrugated Bolted Steel Tanks available on the market today. The use of corrugated bolted steel tanks is rapidly becoming the standard in the industry due to ease of installation, reduced cost compared to other comparable tanks, improved warranties, aesthetic appeal and an overall upgrade to all of the critical water and other fluid storage issues. SteelCore Tanks is a premier manufacturer of high-quality tanks engineered for even the…

What do Process Water, Waste Water, Potable Water, Fire Protection Water all have in common?…… They are all stored by SteelCore® Corrugated Bolted Steel Lined Tanks! Sized in BBLS and Gallons. Zinc coated and factory coated steel options available, interior coating liners are selected for the application of the stored liquid and are holiday tested and warranted to ensure quality and longevity. SteelCore® tanks come with options for Safety Appurtenances, 150# nozzles, 24″ &…

As a responsible business owner, you have a lot on your to-do list. It seems as though there’s always something for you to manage or delegate. You believe in giving your business everything you’ve got. In other words, you value investments that benefit your business. You like keeping your assets secure by protecting them from harm. Well, if you have any sort of industrial or commercial facility, you have to worry about a potential…

Are you thinking of ways to cut back on some expenses? You’re not alone. Many other businesses are thinking of ways to reduce their overhead expenses by installing alternative energy methods such as solar, LED lighting, Smart thermostats, special windows and controlled access on all exterior entryways. One method that is catching on quickly is the process of rainwater harvesting. This article deals with the compelling reasons why every business should be…

Did you know that a single roof can collect 600 gallons of water? Larger roofs can even collect tens of thousands of gallons each year. Think of all that water that’s going to waste! There’s a way to put that water to good, use though. How is it done? You simply need to collect and store the water. If you’re not sure how to do this, we’ve got you covered.

One inch of rainfall on a 1,000 square foot roof can generate around 600 gallons of water. Rainwater tanks collect and store rainwater so it doesn’t go to waste. These can be simple systems, such as a gutter that directs stormwater from the roof to the tank. More complicated systems may be made of multiple storage tanks. In some remote areas, people cannot rely on the local government to provide water….