TMI Coatings has a proven track record in the dismantling and demolition of a wide variety of tanks. The following describes specific projects in which TMI safely and professionally dismantled and disposed of tanks following the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) rules and regulations. |
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TMI removed the existing foam insulation and then demolished two 75,000 gallon water storage tanks. The tanks were located on the roof of a large group of silos at Quaker Oats.
State: Iowa
Date: 1999
Contract Amount: $74,000 |
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TMI removed the existing foam insulation and demolished a one million gallon welded steel tank, 117 ft. in diameter x 42 ft. high. The tank also had red lead primer, requiring the removal of foam to be done by trained TMI workers. The existing foam insulation was transported and incinerated outstate, per environmental regulations.
State: Minnesota
Date: 1998
Contract Amount: $45,200 plus disposal |
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TMI removed the existing roof of a 95 ft. diameter water reservoir and replaced the roof with a new aluminum geodesic dome. The existing roof on this tank was seriously corroded and required replacement. A 150-ton crane was used to hoist the new geodesic roof frame into place on top of the reservoir after being constructed on the ground adjacent to the tank.
State: Minnesota
Date: 1997
Contract Amount: $223,000 |
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TMI performed a demolition and removal of a 500,000 gallon elevated water storage tank.
State: Texas
Date: 1996
Contract Amount: $46,950 |
