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Spray polyurea liners & UST containment repair in New Jersey

Seamless liners for fuel-site sumps and spill buckets, containment, tanks, fleets and concrete across North, Central and South Jersey — Turnpike, Parkway and the Shore.

Services in New Jersey

What Spray Shell installs across New Jersey

Regulatory context

UST compliance in New Jersey

New Jersey regulates USTs through NJDEP under N.J.A.C. 7:14B, amended effective January 16, 2018 to implement the federal 2015 rule. EPA counted 11,563 active USTs in the state in its mid-year FY2026 measures [1][2].

  • Spill prevention equipment is tested and overfill equipment inspected at installation and at least every 3 years (N.J.A.C. 7:14B-5.10) [3].
  • Containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring are tested at installation and at least every 3 years per the manufacturer, PEI RP1200 or NJDEP's low-level sump test (N.J.A.C. 7:14B-5.11) [4][5].
  • The NJDEP low-level test may only be performed by a New Jersey certified contractor holding Tank Testing or Installation-Entire certification; a drop of 1/8 inch or more in one hour, or visible cracks, holes or compromised boots, is a failure; repairs within 30 days and retest within 30 days of repair [5].
  • UST professionals are certified by NJDEP and recertified every 3 years [6].

What that means for a site owner

A sump or spill bucket that fails its integrity test has to be repaired and retested within 30 days [F]. Spray Shell can inspect, prep, structurally repair and line the equipment, and can coordinate the certified retest so the paperwork closes.

Coverage

New Jersey regions we serve

Statewide service. Regional pages for each area below are being built out; contact us for any NJ location.

Map of New Jersey showing Spray Shell service regions
  • Newark / Essex CountyNorth Jersey, I-78 / I-280
  • Jersey City / Hudson CountyTurnpike Extension, Holland Tunnel
  • Paterson / Passaic CountyI-80 corridor
  • Edison / Middlesex CountyCentral Jersey, Turnpike / I-287
  • Morristown / Morris CountyI-287 / I-80
  • Trenton / Mercer CountyI-95 / I-295 / I-195
  • New BrunswickRoute 1 corridor
  • Toms River / Ocean CountyParkway, Shore
  • Camden / Cherry HillSouth Jersey, I-295 / I-676
  • Atlantic CityAtlantic City Expressway
  • Vineland / Cumberland CountyRoute 55
  • Monmouth County shoreParkway / Route 9

Corridors

The New Jersey Turnpike (I-95) and Garden State Parkway; I-78 from Phillipsburg to Newark; I-80 from the Delaware Water Gap to Teaneck; I-287 outer beltway; I-195 Trenton–Shore; I-280 Newark–Parsippany [7].

Why the NJ climate favors polyurea

The State Climatologist reports 40–50 inches of snow a year in the northern zone, more than 3.5°F of warming since 1900 with fewer very cold nights — more freeze-thaw swings, not fewer — and NJDOT stockpiles more than 330,000 tons of salt for 13,341 lane-miles [8][9][10]. Shore forecourts add salt air and a sea level that has risen over 16 inches since 1911 [9]. Polyurea sprays in that weather and bridges the cracks it causes.

Other service areas

Sources for the technical and regulatory statements on this page

  1. NJDEP, N.J.A.C. 7:14B Underground Storage Tanks — dep.nj.gov; Compliance Advisory 2018-02 — nj.gov
  2. U.S. EPA, UST Performance Measures, mid-year FY2026 — epa.gov
  3. N.J.A.C. 7:14B-5.10 — law.cornell.edu
  4. N.J.A.C. 7:14B-5.11 — justia.com
  5. NJDEP, Low Level Sump Test procedure (5/21/2019) — nj.gov
  6. Rutgers OCPE, NJDEP UST certification training — rutgers.edu
  7. New Jersey Turnpike Authority — njta.gov; NJ interstate articles — wikipedia.org
  8. Office of the NJ State Climatologist, climate overview — climate.rutgers.edu
  9. NOAA/NCICS, New Jersey State Climate Summary — statesummaries.ncics.org
  10. NJDOT, winter readiness resources — dot.nj.gov
  11. [F] U.S. EPA, 40 CFR 280.33 and 280.35 — ecfr.gov

Have a sump, tank, floor or fleet that needs a liner?

Call with the site details. Spray Shell can scope the job, confirm the right system, and give you a plan for minimal downtime.

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