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Spray polyurea liners & UST containment repair in Pennsylvania

Seamless spray-applied liners for gas station sumps and spill buckets, secondary containment, tank interiors, truck beds and concrete — from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and everywhere on the Turnpike in between.

Services in Pennsylvania

What Spray Shell installs across Pennsylvania

Regulatory context

UST compliance in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania's Storage Tank Program is run by DEP under 25 Pa. Code Chapter 245. There were about 21,420 regulated USTs at more than 12,300 facilities in the state per DEP's 2022 program description, and EPA counted 20,778 active USTs in its mid-year FY2026 measures [1][2].

  • Containment sumps, spill prevention and overfill equipment are tested at least every 3 years; spill equipment is checked every 30 days and sumps visually inspected annually [3].
  • Sump and spill-bucket tests must be performed by a DEP-certified individual holding UMX, UMI, UTT or IUM certification; work other than routine maintenance on a regulated tank system must be done by a DEP-certified installer, and the company must participate in the Tank Installers' Indemnification Program [4][5].
  • Failed sumps must be repaired before backfilling and retested; DEP guidance lists vacuum and one-hour hydrostatic methods [4].
  • Every active facility is inspected by a DEP-certified third-party inspector at least every 3 years [5].

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

Pennsylvania regions we serve

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

Map of Pennsylvania showing Spray Shell service regions
  • PhiladelphiaBucks, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester counties
  • PittsburghAllegheny and surrounding counties
  • Harrisburg / CarlisleCapital region, I-81 / I-83
  • Lehigh ValleyAllentown, Bethlehem, Easton
  • Scranton / Wilkes-BarreNortheast PA, I-81 / I-80
  • LancasterLancaster County
  • YorkYork County, I-83
  • ReadingBerks County
  • ErieNorthwest PA, I-90 / I-79
  • State CollegeCentre County
  • WilliamsportNorth-central PA
  • Altoona / JohnstownSouthwest-central PA

Corridors

I-95 through Philadelphia and Bucks County; the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) across the south of the state with I-70 shared from Breezewood to New Stanton; I-81 from the Maryland line through Harrisburg to Scranton; I-80 across the north; I-78 to the Lehigh Valley; I-79 Pittsburgh–Erie [6].

Why the PA climate favors polyurea

PennDOT reports the worst freeze-thaw damage between mid-February and mid-April and spread more than 446,000 tons of road salt in the 2022–23 winter [7][8]. Salt and thaw water end up in every forecourt sump; a seamless liner that bridges cracks and sprays in cold weather is what keeps that equipment tight through the season.

Other service areas

Sources for the technical and regulatory statements on this page

  1. PA DEP, Storage Tanks Program description (2022) — dep.state.pa.us
  2. U.S. EPA, UST Performance Measures, mid-year FY2026 — epa.gov
  3. PA DEP, Revisions to Pennsylvania's storage tank regulations (2018) — pa.gov
  4. PA DEP, Containment Testing for Underground Storage Tanks — greenport.pa.gov
  5. PA DEP, Underground storage tanks and Installer/Inspector certification — pa.gov
  6. Interstate routes in Pennsylvania — wikipedia.org
  7. PennDOT via WNEP, freeze-thaw cycle and potholes — wnep.com
  8. PennDOT 2023–24 winter fact sheet — pa.gov
  9. [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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