Polyurea for chemical containment

Spray the linings that keep chemicals where they belong.

We help contractors and entrepreneurs launch and grow a polyurea chemical-containment coating business — the right spray rig, proven materials, hands-on training and a plan for landing your first jobs.

  • Seamless, monolithic linings
  • Back in service in hours
  • Training on real substrate
Applicator spraying polyurea lining on a containment wall
Polyurea spray application inside a concrete containment area
Secondsto gel on the wall
Seamlessno joints to leak
3–10sTypical gel time for fast-set polyurea
100%Solids systems — built to thickness in one visit
0Seams or joints in a sprayed membrane
HoursNot days, to return a containment to service
Where the work is

Every facility that stores chemicals needs a place to catch them.

Polyurea turns concrete, steel and earthen containment into a seamless, chemical-resistant barrier. These are the jobs our applicators spray every week.

Secondary containment coated with polyurea

Secondary containment

Berms, dikes and walls around bulk tanks — sized to hold the volume if a tank lets go.

Tank linings coated with polyurea

Tank linings

Interior and exterior linings for steel and concrete tanks, vaults and process vessels.

Sumps, trenches & pits coated with polyurea

Sumps, trenches & pits

The low points where everything collects — detailed, sealed and built up at every corner.

Truck & loading pads coated with polyurea

Truck & loading pads

Transfer and unloading areas that see spills, traffic and weather every single day.

Floors & spill pads coated with polyurea

Floors & spill pads

Chemical-resistant floors for warehouses, drum storage and manufacturing plants.

Wastewater & process coated with polyurea

Wastewater & process

Clarifiers, basins and channels exposed to constant immersion and harsh chemistry.

Drums and totes in chemical storage
Demand driver Regulation-required Federal SPCC and hazardous-waste rules, plus state codes, require secondary containment at thousands of sites.
The opportunity

Containment isn't optional — which makes it steady work.

Fuel depots, farms, water-treatment plants, manufacturers, mines and chemical distributors all have to contain what they store. Concrete cracks, old coatings fail inspections, and new tanks go in every year. A trained polyurea crew can say yes to all of it.

  • Compliance-driven buyers

    Owners need containment that passes inspection — they're buying a fix, not a luxury.

  • High-value, fast jobs

    Fast cure means more square feet per day and less downtime for the customer.

  • Repeat & referral work

    Inspections, expansions and maintenance bring customers back year after year.

Why polyurea

The containment lining owners actually want.

Compared side-by-side with the usual options, sprayed polyurea wins on speed, flexibility and seamless coverage.

Sprayed polyureaEpoxy coatingsSheet liners
Return to service Hours1–7 daysSame day
Seams & joints None — monolithicNoneWelded seams
Crack bridging / flexibility High elongationRigid, can crackFlexible
Complex shapes & penetrations Sprays any profileHand-detailedDifficult
Cold or damp conditions Wide windowNarrow windowWeather-dependent
Build per pass Thick, one visitThin, multi-coatN/A

Chemical resistance always depends on the chemical, its concentration and temperature — we match every system to your customer's chemical list before you spray.

How it works

From first call to first containment job.

A clear, four-step path — whether you're starting from zero or adding polyurea to an existing crew.

  1. 01

    Strategy call

    Tell us your market, budget and the work you want. We map the containment opportunity around you.

  2. 02

    Spec your rig

    Trailer or box-truck spray rig, proportioner, heated hose, gun, generator and air — sized to your jobs.

  3. 03

    Hands-on training

    Mixing, ratio, temperature, surface prep, detailing and inspection — taught on real substrate.

  4. 04

    Launch & grow

    Material supply, spec support and marketing help so you can bid, win and spray with confidence.

Turnkey setup

Everything you need to spray containment.

Equipment

Mobile spray rigs

Plural-component proportioner, heated hose, spray gun, generator, compressor and dryer — built into a trailer or box truck and ready to roll.

Proven materials

Pure and hybrid polyurea, primers and polyaspartic topcoats matched to the chemicals on site.

Applicator training

Fundamentals, advanced lining systems and containment inspection — on real substrate, not slides.

Inspection toolkit

Holiday testing, dry-film thickness and adhesion pull-offs for a defensible QA record.

Launch support

Spec help on bids, marketing guidance and a listing in our coating network.

Free startup plan

Let's build your containment coating business.

Answer three quick questions. A containment specialist will put together a plan for your market — no cost, no obligation.

  • Spray-rig recommendation & quote
  • Material systems for your target chemicals
  • Training options & schedule
  • Where the containment work is in your area
What brings you here?
What do you want to spray?

Pick all that apply.

Where should we send your plan?

No spam, no list-selling. A real containment specialist reads every request.

Questions

Straight answers.

Still wondering about something? Ask us directly — a real specialist answers.

How much does it cost to get started?

It depends mostly on the spray rig — proportioner size, trailer versus box truck, generator and accessories. We price options at different budget levels so you can start where it makes sense and scale up as the work grows.

Do I need coating experience?

No. Many applicators start from zero. Training covers equipment, mixing and ratio, temperature, surface preparation, detailing and inspection. If you already coat, we focus on what is specific to polyurea and containment.

Which chemicals can polyurea contain?

Polyurea handles a wide range of fuels, fertilizers, caustics and many dilute acids. Resistance always depends on the chemical, its concentration and temperature, so every system is checked against the site's chemical list — and some aggressive chemistries call for a specialized topcoat or a different system.

How long does a containment job take?

Surface preparation is usually the longest step. Fast-set polyurea gels in seconds and can typically return to service within hours, so many containment areas are prepped, sprayed and inspected in a few days instead of weeks.

Can you help me find customers?

Yes — we share how to find containment work in your area, help with specs on bids, and list trained applicators in our coating network.

I just need my facility coated. Can you help?

Absolutely. Choose "Get my facility coated" in the form and we will connect you with a trained polyurea applicator for your area.

Ready to spray containment?

Get a rig, material and training plan built around your market.

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