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Expert Polyurea Spill Containment Built to Hold.

Berms, equipment pads and secondary containment lined with seamless spray polyurea, so what leaks stays put and your site stays compliant.

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Seamless linings for every containment job on site

// Explore applications

Reliable Containment for Safer & Cleaner Sites.

All applications
01.

Tank farm berms

Concrete and block berm walls around bulk tanks, sprayed into one continuous membrane from floor to top of wall.

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Equipment & drum pads

Pads under pumps, generators, totes and drums, with lipped edges that keep drips and wash water on the slab.

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Loading & unloading bays

Traffic-rated linings for truck transfer areas where hoses connect and spills are most likely.

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Tank linings

Interior and exterior tank coatings that pair with the containment around them, matched to what is stored.

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Sumps, pits & trenches

Below-grade collection points detailed at every corner and penetration, where cracks usually start leaking.

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Plans & inspections

Plain-language guides on sizing containment, SPCC planning and what inspectors look for in a lined area.

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// About SpillBarrier Expert

Turning Bare Concrete Into Leak-Tight Secondary Containment.

What we explain

How berms, pads and coated curbs work, and how to pick the right one for your liquids, traffic and site.

Who installs it

Quotes and installs go through ArmorThane and its network of trained polyurea applicators.

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Seamless

No joints or lap seams for liquids to find

Fast cure

Spray polyurea sets in seconds, not days

Crack bridging

Elastomeric film flexes with moving concrete

Chemical matched

System chosen for what you actually store

// Containment in the field

From Bare Berm to Lined Containment.

Real ArmorThane containment work: prepared concrete, sprayed membranes and finished areas ready for tanks.

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Berm lining

Large secondary containment basin

Crews spraying the floor and walls of a fenced containment area in one continuous pass.
Containment pad

Open-air containment slab

A wide outdoor slab coated edge to edge before tanks and piping are set.
Tank lining

Tank interior spray lining

The same spray equipment lines the tank itself, so the primary and secondary barriers match.
// Why polyurea

Built for the Spill You Hope Never Happens.

Bare concrete

Porous, cracks over time, and lets product soak in and reach soil below.

Spray polyurea

Seamless, flexible and fast to return to service, with thickness you can measure.

Sheet liners

Can work, but every seam, fold and anchor is a place to check for leaks.

// How it works

Turning a Bare Berm Into Inspection-Ready Containment.

Each job follows the same path, from surface prep to a documented, tested lining.

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  1. 01

    Inspect & size

    Measure the area, check the concrete and confirm the required containment volume.

  2. 02

    Prep & prime

    Repair cracks, grind or blast to profile, and prime for adhesion.

  3. 03

    Spray & verify

    Spray the polyurea membrane, then record thickness and holiday-test where specified.

// Plan your project

Containment area estimator

A quick area check to include with your quote request. It doesn't give a price; pricing depends on prep, thickness and site conditions.

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// Questions

Quick Answers on Spill Containment.

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Not sure which berm or lining fits your site? Talk to an ArmorThane applicator.

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Which berm material should I choose?

Match the berm material to the chemicals and temperatures involved.

Can vehicles drive over berms?

Drive-over designs exist; standard berms aren't meant for traffic.

How fast can a portable berm deploy?

It depends on the design; practice deployment as part of training.

Are drain covers enough?

They're a response tool, not permanent containment.

Why coat concrete curbs?

To seal pores and cracks so liquids stay contained.

Who coats curbs and walls?

ArmorThane applicators.

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